PHYTOCHEMICAL STUDY OF CHRYSANTHEMUM MONA LISA AND CHRYSANTHEMUM AMIR FLOWERS

Chrysanthemum is a genus of annual and perennial herbaceous plants of the Asteraceae family, belongs to the order Astrocolor, genus Chrysanthemum. The varieties common in the culture of this genus have been attributed to the botanical species of the Indian dendranthemum or small-flowered chrysanthemum. Korean chrysanthemum is used as an ornamental plant in central Russia. Rose bush chrysanthemum with a green core Mona Lisa. The historical homeland of chrysanthemums is China. In the XII century, there were no more than 36 species and Confucius was able to classify them for the first time. Now there are a huge number of representatives of the Asteraceae family. Among them there are those types that belong to the annual and those that belong to the perennial. Chrysanthemum infusion is used to reduce high blood pressure. The alcoholic extract of the plant helps to fight hemolytic streptococci, Staphylococcus aureus, as well as meningococcus, it has the effect of a natural antibiotic. Decoction of chrysanthemum is used for eye health — for conjunctivitis. Rubbers, ointments and oils made from chrysanthemum restore elasticity to the mammary glands, relieve congestion in mastitis and other "hardening" during lactation. Massage oil with chrysanthemum extract has lymphatic drainage, relaxing, anti-cellulite and anti-inflammatory properties in osteochondrosis, myositis, myalgia and other muscle spasms and atonies. Chrysanthemum infusion is used to reduce high blood pressure. The alcoholic extract of the plant helps to fight hemolytic streptococci, Staphylococcus aureus, as well as meningococcus, it has the effect of a natural antibiotic. Chrysanthemum tea has a calming effect, regulates cholesterol levels and lowers blood pressure. Chrysanthemum drink facilitates digestion, especially after eating heavy fatty and fried foods. A decoction of chrysanthemum is used for eye health — for conjunctivitis. Rubbers, ointments and oils made from chrysanthemum restore elasticity to the mammary glands, relieve congestion in mastitis and other "hardening" during lactation. Massage oil with chrysanthemum extract has lymphatic drainage, relaxing, anti-cellulite and anti-inflammatory properties in osteochondrosis, myositis, myalgia and other muscle spasms and atonies.

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Medical & pharmaceutical journal Pulse
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2025-04-19
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https://doi.org/10.26787/nydha-2686-6838-2025-27-4-99-105
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Medicinal Plant Research
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PHYTOCHEMICAL STUDY OF CHRYSANTHEMUM MONA LISA AND CHRYSANTHEMUM AMIR FLOWERS

Ayrapetyan E.E., Babayan M.S.
Medical & pharmaceutical journal Pulse
Medicinal Plant Research
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PHYTOCHEMICAL STUDY OF CHRYSANTHEMUM MONA LISA AND CHRYSANTHEMUM AMIR FLOWERS

Ayrapetyan E.E., Babayan M.S.
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Chrysanthemum is a genus of annual and perennial herbaceous plants of the Asteraceae family, belongs to the order Astrocolor, genus Chrysanthemum. The varieties common in the culture of this genus have been attributed to the botanical species of the Indian dendranthemum or small-flowered chrysanthemum. Korean chrysanthemum is used as an ornamental plant in central Russia. Rose bush chrysanthemum with a green core Mona Lisa. The historical homeland of chrysanthemums is China. In the XII century, there were no more than 36 species and Confucius was able to classify them for the first time. Now there are a huge number of representatives of the Asteraceae family. Among them there are those types that belong to the annual and those that belong to the perennial. Chrysanthemum infusion is used to reduce high blood pressure. The alcoholic extract of the plant helps to fight hemolytic streptococci, Staphylococcus aureus, as well as meningococcus, it has the effect of a natural antibiotic. Decoction of chrysanthemum is used for eye health — for conjunctivitis. Rubbers, ointments and oils made from chrysanthemum restore elasticity to the mammary glands, relieve congestion in mastitis and other "hardening" during lactation. Massage oil with chrysanthemum extract has lymphatic drainage, relaxing, anti-cellulite and anti-inflammatory properties in osteochondrosis, myositis, myalgia and other muscle spasms and atonies. Chrysanthemum infusion is used to reduce high blood pressure. The alcoholic extract of the plant helps to fight hemolytic streptococci, Staphylococcus aureus, as well as meningococcus, it has the effect of a natural antibiotic. Chrysanthemum tea has a calming effect, regulates cholesterol levels and lowers blood pressure. Chrysanthemum drink facilitates digestion, especially after eating heavy fatty and fried foods. A decoction of chrysanthemum is used for eye health — for conjunctivitis. Rubbers, ointments and oils made from chrysanthemum restore elasticity to the mammary glands, relieve congestion in mastitis and other "hardening" during lactation. Massage oil with chrysanthemum extract has lymphatic drainage, relaxing, anti-cellulite and anti-inflammatory properties in osteochondrosis, myositis, myalgia and other muscle spasms and atonies.

Medical & pharmaceutical journal Pulse
Volgograd State Medical University (RU)
Openalex Percentile: Top 94%
Medicinal Plant Research
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