Mineral Elements in a Succulent Plant Species, Orostachys spinosa L. (Crassulaceae)

Nine mineral elements (in oxide form) were revealed in the ash of leaves and stems of Orostachys spinosa . The content of Ca was the highest (62.63%), while the contents of other elements, such as K, Mg, P, Si (varied between 4.63 and 11.96% of absolute dry weight), S, Fe, Mn, Zn (varied betw...

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Main Authors: Shagjjav Oyungerel, Dondog Purev
Format: Article
Language:English
Published: National University of Mongolia 2006-06-01
Series:Mongolian Journal of Biological Sciences
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Online Access:http://mjbs.num.edu.mn/uploads/files/MJBS%20Volume%204%20Number%201%20June%202006/pdf/mjbs004-01-05.pdf
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description Nine mineral elements (in oxide form) were revealed in the ash of leaves and stems of Orostachys spinosa . The content of Ca was the highest (62.63%), while the contents of other elements, such as K, Mg, P, Si (varied between 4.63 and 11.96% of absolute dry weight), S, Fe, Mn, Zn (varied between 0.05 and 2.89%) were relatively lower. After estimation of the content of mineral elements (in absolute dry weight) of O. spinosa , we revealed that the Ca, Fe, and Mn were relatively higher in O. spinosa than those in the other plants.
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spelling doaj.art-f53a02f628764cecb91cc042985143372022-12-21T19:43:15ZengNational University of MongoliaMongolian Journal of Biological Sciences1684-39082225-49942006-06-0141455110.22353/mjbs.2006.04.05Mineral Elements in a Succulent Plant Species, Orostachys spinosa L. (Crassulaceae)Shagjjav Oyungerel0Dondog Purev1Department of Botany, Faculty of Biology, National University of Mongolia, Ulaanbaatar, 210646, MongoliaDepartment of Biochemistry and Bioorganic Chemistry, Faculty of Biology, National University of Mongolia, Ulaanbaatar, 210646, MongoliaNine mineral elements (in oxide form) were revealed in the ash of leaves and stems of Orostachys spinosa . The content of Ca was the highest (62.63%), while the contents of other elements, such as K, Mg, P, Si (varied between 4.63 and 11.96% of absolute dry weight), S, Fe, Mn, Zn (varied between 0.05 and 2.89%) were relatively lower. After estimation of the content of mineral elements (in absolute dry weight) of O. spinosa , we revealed that the Ca, Fe, and Mn were relatively higher in O. spinosa than those in the other plants.http://mjbs.num.edu.mn/uploads/files/MJBS%20Volume%204%20Number%201%20June%202006/pdf/mjbs004-01-05.pdfashelement contentmedicine
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Mineral Elements in a Succulent Plant Species, Orostachys spinosa L. (Crassulaceae)
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element content
medicine
title Mineral Elements in a Succulent Plant Species, Orostachys spinosa L. (Crassulaceae)
title_full Mineral Elements in a Succulent Plant Species, Orostachys spinosa L. (Crassulaceae)
title_fullStr Mineral Elements in a Succulent Plant Species, Orostachys spinosa L. (Crassulaceae)
title_full_unstemmed Mineral Elements in a Succulent Plant Species, Orostachys spinosa L. (Crassulaceae)
title_short Mineral Elements in a Succulent Plant Species, Orostachys spinosa L. (Crassulaceae)
title_sort mineral elements in a succulent plant species orostachys spinosa l crassulaceae
topic ash
element content
medicine
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