What are the constituents of the following plants in volatile oils? and its uses? PHILIPPINE MEDICINAL PLANTS (PMP) LIPIDSPharmacognosyFamilyNameSpecimenCommonScientificVernacularPartsConstituentsPharmaceuticalNameNameNameUsedUsesA. HYDROCARBONSBaguio pine, PinaceaeBenguet pinePinus kesiya SalengLeaves,barkCeleryKinchay,KintsayApiaceaeApiumgraveolensEntireplant,roots,leaves,seedsВ. ALCOHOL Azahar,ClusiaceaeClusiaAguaAzaharde FlowersOrangeflower waterlechleriSampaguita,JasminJasminumsambacOleaceaeKampupotFlowers,roots andleavesKablin, Kabling Leaves,floweringspikes,rootsPatchouliPogostemoncablinLamiaceaeCilantro,CorianderWansoy,Uansoy,KulantroApiaceaeCoriandrumLeaves,oil, seeds,fruitsativum

Volatile oils are the oil that vaporizes readily. These are mainly essential oils that are extracted…

PHILIPPINE MEDICINAL PLANTS (PMP) LIPIDS Pharmacognosy Family Name Scientific Name Specimen Common Name Vernacular Name Parts Used Constituents Pharmaceutical Uses A. HYDROCARBONS Baguio pine, Pinaceae Benguet pine Pinus kesiya Saleng Leaves, bark Celery Apium graveolens Kinchay, Kintsay Apiaceae Entire plant, roots, leaves, seeds

PHILIPPINE MEDICINAL PLANTS (PMP) LIPIDS Pharmacognosy Family Name Scientific Name Specimen Common Name Vernacular Name Parts Used Constituents Pharmaceutical Uses A. HYDROCARBONS Baguio pine, Pinaceae Benguet pine Pinus kesiya Saleng Leaves, bark Celery Apium graveolens Kinchay, Kintsay Apiaceae Entire plant, roots, leaves, seeds

Biology: The Unity and Diversity of Life (MindTap Course List)

15th Edition

ISBN:9781337408332

Author:Cecie Starr, Ralph Taggart, Christine Evers, Lisa Starr

Publisher:Cecie Starr, Ralph Taggart, Christine Evers, Lisa Starr

Chapter30: Communication Strategies In Plants

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