Endophytes Crop Productivity and Protection Volume 2 (Sustainable Development and Biodiversity)

Table 10.1 List of plants with DPPH radical scavenging activity

Name of

plant

Extract Results References

Alnus

incana

Catkins methanolic

extract

Showed IC 50 value

18.9μg/ml

Stevie et al. ( 2010 )

Tansy

vulgare

Arial part

methanolic extract

Showed EC 50 value

37 μg/ml

Juan-Badaturuge

et al. ( 2009 )

Tussilago

farfara

Flower bud ethanolic

extract

Dose dependent increase in

scavenging activity

Li et al. ( 2012 )

Gemmae

betulae

Bud ethanolic

extract

Normalized phospholipid

level

Mashentseva et al.

( 2011 )

Sorbus

aucuparia

Fruit aqueous extract Dose dependent increase in

radical scavenging activity

Zlobin et al. ( 2012 )

Carica

papaya

Seed ethyl acetate

fraction

Increase in radical

scavenging activity

Zhou et al. ( 2011 )

Manihor

esculenta

Leaves aqueous

extract

Increase in radical

scavenging activity

Tsumbu et al. ( 2011 )

Arnebia

benthamii

Plant ethyl acetate

extract

700 μg/ml extract showed

87.99% inhibition

Ganie et al. ( 2014 )

Bauhinia

vahlii

Plant methanolic and

aqueous extract

Methanolic extract showed

strong antioxidant potential

Sowndhararajan and

Kang ( 2013 )

Hygrophila

auriculata

Root extract Showed significant

antioxidant activity

Shanmugasundaram

and Venkataraman

( 2006 )

Phyllanthus

niruri

Methanolic and

aqueous extract of

leaves and fruits

Inhibited reactive oxygen

species

Chatterjee et al.

( 2006 )

Pistacia

lentiscus

Ethanolic extraction

from ethyl acetate

fraction

Showed radical scavenging

activity (90%) equivalent to

standard BHA (89%)

Atmani et al. ( 2009 )

Polyalhia

cerasoides

Plant ethanolic

extract

Dose dependent inhibition

of DPPH scavenging

activity with IC 5025 μg/ml

Ramkumar et al.

( 2009 )

Teucrium

polium

Plant aerial part

petroleum ether,

chloroform,

methanol and water

extract

Highest antioxidant activity

was observed in methanolic

extract showed IC 50 value

20.1μg/ml nearly similar

to standard (18.3μg/ml)

BHT

Sharififar et al.

( 2009 )

Bidens

pilosa

Leaves andflower

essential oil

Radical scavenging activity

with IC 50 value 21 and

36 μg/ml for leaves and

flower essential oil

respectively

Deba et al. ( 2008 )

Rheum ribes Stem and root

methanolic extract

87.07 and 60.60%

inhibition with 100μg/ml

for stem and root extract

respectively

Ozturk et al. ( 2007 )

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