Aspectos anatómicos del leño y composición de los aceites esenciales de especies arbustivo-leñosas del ecotono y la estepa del noroeste de la Provincia del Chubut by Pedro E. Guerra, Silvia B. González, Helga J. Kirner, Daiana S. Retta, Paola Di Leo Lira, Mariano F. Gómez

“…Se realizó el estudio anatómico de algunas especies arbustivas, comprendidas en las siguientes familias botánicas: Apiaceae, Asteraceae, Fabaceae, Lamiaceae, Malvaceae, Rhamnaceae, Solanaceae y Verbenaceae. Se realizó el estudio anatómico de: Adesmia boronioides (Fabaceae), Ameghinoa patagonica (Asteraceae), B. obovata, B. salicifolia, (Asteraceae), Clinopodium darwinii (Lamiaceae), Corynabutilon bicolor (Malvaceae), Diostea juncea (Verbenaceae), Discaria chacaye (Rhamnaceae), Fabiana imbricata (Solanaceae), Mulinum spinosum (Apiaceae), Ochetophila trinervis (Rhamnaceae), Schinus johnstonii y S. patagonicus (Anacardiaceae). …”
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Flora apícola primaveral en la región del Monte de la Provincia de La Pampa (Argentina) Springtime beekeeping flora in the Monte region of La Pampa province (Argentine) by Ofelia Naab, María Angélica Tamame

“…Las familias más representadas en los espectros polínicos de mieles inmaduras y de cargas corbiculares fueron: Zygophyllaceae ( Larrea divaricata Cav.), Rhamnaceae ( Condalia microphylla Cav.), Solanaceae ( Lycium sp.), Asteraceae ( Senecio subulatus Don ex Hook. & Arn.) y Verbenaceae ( Glandularia sp. - Junellia sp. - Verbena sp.). …”
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New subgenera and a new species of the genus Raphignathus Dugès (Prostigmata, Raphignathidae), with taxonomic notes on the genus Neoraphignathus Smiley & Moser by Eid Muhammad Khan, Muhammad Kamran, Jawwad Hassan Mirza, Fahad Jaber Alatawi

“…(D.) neohecmatanaensis sp. nov., is described and illustrated based on females collected from Ziziphus spina-christi Mill. (Rhamnaceae). The taxonomic status of the monotypic genus Neoraphignathus Smiley & Moser and three species (R. evidus, R. hsiufui, and R. johnstoni) are discussed. …”
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Diversity and Threatened Climber Plants in Tropical Forests of Courtallam Hills, Southern Western Ghats, India by E. Pandian, P. Ravichandran

“…Study plots revealed the most abundant climber species are Jasminum flexile (Oleaceae), Salacia oblonga (Celastraceae) and Ziziphus oenopolia (Rhamnaceae). The dominant climber species families in the study plots include Apocynaceae (11 species), Leguminosae (10 species), Menispermaceae and Vitaceae (6 species each), Capparaceae and Oleaceae (5 species each) and Convolvulaceae (4 species). …”
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Scutia buxifolia Reissek essential oil: in vitro antioxidant and antimicrobial activities by ALINE A. BOLIGON, MARIANA PIANA, THIELE F. DE BRUM, AMANDA L.F. FROEDER, BIANCA V. BELKE, THIAGO G. SCHWANZ, DÉBORA N. MARIO, SYDNEY H. ALVES, MARGARETH L. ATHAYDE

“…The volatile oil from the stem bark of Scutia buxifolia (Rhamnaceae) has been obtained by hydrodistillation and analyzed by GC-MS. …”
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Two new species of Xenolepis Diakonoff from Papua New Guinea, with the first reported larval host plants (Lepidoptera: Tortricidae: Olethreutinae) by John W. Brown, Scott E. Miller

“…(Myrtaceae), but a few from Garcinia (Clusiaceae), Ziziphus (Rhamnaceae), Amyema (Loranthaceae), and Gomphandra (Stemonuraceae), which represent the first reported food plants for Xenolepis. …”
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Green synthesis of metronidazole or clindamycin-loaded hexagonal zinc oxide nanoparticles from Ziziphus extracts and its antibacterial activity by Saba Abdulmunem Habeeb, Asmaa H. Hammadi, Dhulfiqar Abed, Lena Fadhil Al-Jibouri

“…Herein, we synthesized ZnO hexagonal nanoparticles (HNPs) by green precipitation method using fresh local Ziziphus leaf extract (Rhamnaceae) with a heating range of 60–80 in an alkaline medium. …”
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Chloroplast genome sequence of the wild Ziziphus jujuba Mill. var. spinosa from North China by Yuping Zhang, Guanglong Hu, Weitao Mao, Ningguang Dong, Bo Chen, Qinghua Pan

“…Phylogenetic analysis based on cp genomes indicates that the cp genome of wild Z. jujuba Mill. var. spinosa is similar to that of cultivated Z. jujuba and closely related to that of Z. incurva of the family Rhamnaceae.…”
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The complete chloroplast genome of Berchemia lineata, an important medicinal plant from China by Xiaohong Xie, Detuan Liu, Hafiz Muhammad Wariss

“…Brechemia lineata is a well-known medicinal plant in the Rhamnaceae family and widely used in traditional Chinese medicine. …”
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Diversity and aboveground biomass of lianas in the tropical seasonal rain forests of Xishuangbanna, SW China by Xiao-Tao Lü, Jian-Wei Tang, Zhi-Li Feng, Mai-He Li

“…The most well-represented families were Loganiaceae, Annonceae, Papilionaceae, Apocynaceae and Rhamnaceae. Papilionaceae (14 species recorded) was the most important family in the study forests. …”
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Ethnobotany of Medicinal Plants with Antidiabetic Potentials in Northern Nigeria by M. Usman, M.D. Abdulrahman, M. C. Emere, G. A. Ajibade

“…This study revealed 38 species of medicinal plants. Fabaceae and Rhamnaceae family have the highest abundance. The fidelity level of most agreed plant species are Anisopus mannii (74.48%), Cammiphora kerstingii (70.58%) and Annona senegalensis (69.58). …”
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The search for new antimalarial drugs from plants used to treat fever and malaria or plants ramdomly selected: a review by Krettli Antoniana U, Andrade-Neto Valter F, Brandão Maria das Graças L, Ferrari Wanêssa MS

“…The anti-sporozoite activity of one plant used in the Brazilian endemic area to prevent malaria is also described, the so called "Indian beer" (Ampelozizyphus amazonicus, Rhamnaceae). Freshly prepared extracts from the roots of this plant were totally inactive against blood stage parasites, but active against sporozoites of Plasmodium gallinaceum or the primary exoerythrocytic stages reducing tissue parasitism in inoculated chickens. …”
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The sustainable use of diverse plants accustomed by different ethnic groups in Sibi District, Balochistan, Pakistan. by Bibi Maria, Shazia Saeed, Alia Ahmed, Maria Ahmed, Abdul Rehman

“…The dominant Plant families were the Fabaceae (12%) of all studied taxa, followed by the Amaranthaceae (7%), Asteraceae (6%), Cucurbitaceae, Solanaceae, Poaceae (4% each), Rhamnaceae and Zygophyllaceae (3%). Thirty traditional Food Recipes (TFR) and Traditional Medicinal Recipes (TMR) were novel being first time reported from SD., which are utilized by the local communities in their daily routine. …”
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Chemical defenses in the tree Ziziphus mistol against the leaf-cutting ant Acromyrmex striatus by Pablo Pelotto, María A. Del Pero de Martínez

“… Ziziphus mistol Griseb. (Rhamnaceae) trees are avoided by the leaf-cutting ant Acromyrmex striatus Roger (Formicidae, Attini) in a semi-arid Chaco forest of Santiago del Estero Province, Argentina. …”
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<em>Rhamnus </em><em>alaternus</em> Plant: Extraction of Bioactive Fractions and Evaluation of Their Pharmacological and Phytochemical Properties by Amine Nekkaa, Akila Benaissa, Fabrice Mutelet, Laetitia Canabady-Rochelle

“…<i>Rhamnus alaternus</i>, is a wild-growing shrub, belonging to the <i>Rhamnaceae</i> family. Widely distributed in the Mediterranean basin<i>, R. alaternus</i> is used in the usual medicine in numerous countries, mostly Tunisia, Algeria, Morocco, Spain, France, Italy, and Croatia. …”
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Haplotype Analysis of Chloroplast Genomes for Jujube Breeding by Guanglong Hu, Yang Wu, Chaojun Guo, Dongye Lu, Ningguang Dong, Bo Chen, Yanjie Qiao, Yuping Zhang, Qinghua Pan

“…Jujube (family Rhamnaceae) is an important economic fruit tree in China. …”
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Traditional Medicinal Uses, Phytochemicals, and Pharmacological Activities of Genus Rhamnus: A review by Gashaw NİGUSSİE, Haregua MELAK, Milkyas ENDALE ANNİSA

“…The genus Rhamnus belongs to the Rhamnaceae family, which contains approximately 137 species, traditionally used as folk medicine in East Asia, North and South America, and subtropical regions of Africa. …”
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Ultrastructure and histopathological effects of some plant extracts on digestive gland of Biomphalaria alexandrina and Bulinus truncatus by Ahmed A. Abdel-Haleem Yousef, Naaema B. EI-Kassas

“…The present investigation is concerning with studying the histopathological effects of three Egyptian wild plant-extracts, as botanic toxic agents; namely Euphorbia splendens (Euphorbiaceae), Ziziphus spina-Christi (Rhamnaceae) and Ambrosia maritima (Asteraceae) on the digestive gland of freshwater snails Biomphalaria alexandrina and Bulinus truncatus (uninfected and infected with Schistosoma mansoni and Schistosoma haematobium). …”
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Investigating the Distribution of Genetic Resources of Forest Trees and Shrubs in Alborz Province by Leyla Gheyratie Arani, Salahedin Moradi

“…The results showed that in less than 3 percent of the province Rosaceae families with 49.12 percent, Cupressaceae with 24.56, Berberidaceae with 12.28, Elaeagnaceae with 5.26, Betulaceae with 3.5, Aceraceae with 1.75, Leguminosae with 1.75 and Rhamnaceae with 1.75 percent, respectively, in terms of species form tree and shrub cover.…”
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Population genetic study of Ziziphus jujuba Mill.: Insight in to wild and cultivated plants genetic structure by Seyyedeh Tahereh Nabavi, Farah Farahani, Masoud Sheidai, Katayoun Poursakhi, Mohammad Reza Naeini

“…Ziziphus jujuba (jujube) of buckthorn family (Rhamnaceae) is an important medicinal crop plant cultivated in different provinces of Iran. …”
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