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WILD ASPARAGUS SPECIES OF ISRAEL AND PALESTINE – A MINIREVIEW

Compared with Europe, the communities of Israel and Palestine (the reviewed region, RR) did not consume WILD species of Asparagus and hardly grew domesticated species. This fact reflects also on lack of clear reported ethnomedicinal and ethnobotanical uses. Contrary to this, mode...

URTICA (NETTLE) SPECIES OF ISRAEL AND PALESTINE – A MINIREVIEW

Urtica (Nettle) species are well known in the “Old World” for their painful stings. This property attracted human attention since antiquity and humans used these plants for various medicinal purposes, and for limited nutrition. Modern research approved the ethnomedicinal uses and...

URTICA (NETTLE) SPECIES OF ISRAEL AND PALESTINE – A MINIREVIEW

Urtica (Nettle) species are well known in the “Old World” for their painful stings. This property attracted human attention since antiquity and humans used these plants for various medicinal purposes, and for limited nutrition. Modern research approved the ethnomedicinal uses and...

ANTIOXIDANT ACTIVITY OF MORUS (MULBERRY) SPECIES

In our four previous review articles about the Morus (mulberry) plant genus, we presented the antidiabetic, brain-related, antiinflammatory and anticancer properties-activities of its trees. In this article, antioxidant and related activities of this genus will be reviewed. Liter...

ANTIOXIDANT ACTIVITY OF MORUS (MULBERRY) SPECIES

In our four previous review articles about the Morus (mulberry) plant genus, we presented the antidiabetic, brain-related, antiinflammatory and anticancer properties-activities of its trees. In this article, antioxidant and related activities of this genus will be reviewed. Liter...