Volatile compounds and anatomical features of Opuntia sp. cladodes

The cactus pear is belongs to the Cactaceae family Opuntia. The cladodes are known as nopalitos, are frequently consumed and used in folk medicine due to their beneficial effects and phytochemical composition. Cactus in Tunisia is mostly localized in areas characterized by low quality soils and wate...
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Autor*in:	Chahdoura Hassiba [verfasserIn] El-Ayeb-Zakhama Asma [verfasserIn] Olfa Ayari [verfasserIn] Manel Ben M'hadheb [verfasserIn] Hatem El Majdoub [verfasserIn] Guido Flamini [verfasserIn] Safia Elbok [verfasserIn] Lotfi Achour [verfasserIn]

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Sprache:	Arabisch ; Englisch ; Französisch

Erschienen:	2024

Schlagwörter:	Opuntia microdasys Lehm Opuntia macrorhiza Engelm cladodes HS-SPME-GC/MS Phytochemical compound Anatomy

Übergeordnetes Werk:	In: Journal of Oasis Agriculture and Sustainable Development - Arid regions institute, 2022, 6(2024), 01
Übergeordnetes Werk:	volume:6 ; year:2024 ; number:01

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abstract	The cactus pear is belongs to the Cactaceae family Opuntia. The cladodes are known as nopalitos, are frequently consumed and used in folk medicine due to their beneficial effects and phytochemical composition. Cactus in Tunisia is mostly localized in areas characterized by low quality soils and water scarcity. In this study we evaluate the amount of volatile compounds on the powder obtained from Opuntia microdasys Lehm. and macrorhiza Engelm. cladodes were investigated by HS-SPME-GC-MS and anatomical structure of cladodes was identify by light microscopy. The most important compound found in the cladodes of O. microdasys is limonene (11.20 %), while O.macrorhiza was mainly rich in camphor (49.10 %). The highest contents of phytochemicals compounds were found in the cladode of Opuntia microdasys. Light microscopy revealed the presence of a high number of calcium oxalate crystals in fresh cladodes.
abstractGer	The cactus pear is belongs to the Cactaceae family Opuntia. The cladodes are known as nopalitos, are frequently consumed and used in folk medicine due to their beneficial effects and phytochemical composition. Cactus in Tunisia is mostly localized in areas characterized by low quality soils and water scarcity. In this study we evaluate the amount of volatile compounds on the powder obtained from Opuntia microdasys Lehm. and macrorhiza Engelm. cladodes were investigated by HS-SPME-GC-MS and anatomical structure of cladodes was identify by light microscopy. The most important compound found in the cladodes of O. microdasys is limonene (11.20 %), while O.macrorhiza was mainly rich in camphor (49.10 %). The highest contents of phytochemicals compounds were found in the cladode of Opuntia microdasys. Light microscopy revealed the presence of a high number of calcium oxalate crystals in fresh cladodes.
abstract_unstemmed	The cactus pear is belongs to the Cactaceae family Opuntia. The cladodes are known as nopalitos, are frequently consumed and used in folk medicine due to their beneficial effects and phytochemical composition. Cactus in Tunisia is mostly localized in areas characterized by low quality soils and water scarcity. In this study we evaluate the amount of volatile compounds on the powder obtained from Opuntia microdasys Lehm. and macrorhiza Engelm. cladodes were investigated by HS-SPME-GC-MS and anatomical structure of cladodes was identify by light microscopy. The most important compound found in the cladodes of O. microdasys is limonene (11.20 %), while O.macrorhiza was mainly rich in camphor (49.10 %). The highest contents of phytochemicals compounds were found in the cladode of Opuntia microdasys. Light microscopy revealed the presence of a high number of calcium oxalate crystals in fresh cladodes.
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