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BIOACTIVE PROFILE OF OROBANCHE CARYOPHYLLACEA EXTRACTS DEPENDING ON THE HOSTPLANT ANDENVIRONMENTAL CONDITIONS

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Abstract

The impact on parasitic plants is complex and influenced by a combination of biotic and abiotic factors operating at various spatial and temporal scales. In parasite-host relationships as biotic factors, we consider the various host plants impact parasiticplants in varied ways. Our study examined also the correlation between the bioactive profile of the parasite plant and different environmental conditions. Our results demonstrated a correlation between the total polyphenols and antioxidant activity of water-alcohol solutions extracted from the flowers and stems of Orobanche caryophyllacea(bedstraw broomrape) under varying environmental conditions and host plants: Galium verumand Galium humifusum.

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