Comparison between effective compounds between peel and seeds of Capparis Spinosa
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Capparise spinosa, XRD, SEM, H2O2, OHAbstract
Capparis Spinosa is considered among the most important commercial crops in the Caper family, Where the height of the Capparis spinosa tree ranges from 1 to2m and its roots reach 40cm the plant is ever green in a green blue color, and the branches creeping and semi-break easy to break, the leaves are thick circular or oval. Capparis Spinoza has been selected because of its medical advantages where it uses a painkiller, treatment of intestinal bacterial infection and uses its leaves as food spices. These effective compound were detected using GC-MS, which is considered as strong antioxidant, and when the plant was extracted with the GC-MS device, the peel appeared to be more effective than the seed,because they contained high effective compounds, where the peel included the highest percentage in dl- alpha- Tocopherol succinate,which reached about 29.384 is one of the strong antioxidants that inhibit free radicals and protect cells from oxidative stress and is considered the most active of the compounds tocopherol in relation to seeds, it included 28.901 E-11-Tetradecenoic acid and n-Hexadecanoic acid ,phytol ,the capparis spinosa plant is rich in phenolic compounds due to the presence of many flavonoid compounds in different parts and in high quantities.
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