Abstract Ethnopharmacological relevance The genus Tamarix L., with the common name of
tamarisk, consists of more than 60 species of halophyte plants which are used for medicinal …

Abstract Tamarix nilotica (Ehrenb.) Bunge is known as Nile Tamarisk belonging to the
Tamaricaceae family. This plant has diverse and potential medicinal uses in traditional …

Background Cancer represents one of the biggest healthcare issues confronting humans
and one of the big challenges for scientists in trials to dig into our nature for new remedies or …

Twelve hydrolyzable tannins were obtained from the twigs of Myricaria bracteata, including
two new hellinoyl-type dimers, bracteatinins D1 (1) and D2 (2); a new hellinoyl-type trimer …

Context: Tamarix nilotica (Ehrenb.) Bunge (Tamaricaceae) is used in the Egyptian traditional
medicine as an antiseptic agent. This plant has been known since pharaonic times and has …

This chapter deals with a general overview and old–new concepts about one of largest and
most important plant natural products, namely plant polyphenols (tannins and related …

Three new hellinoyl-type ellagitannins, nilotinins M4 (7), D7 (8), and D8 (9), and a new
macrocyclic-type, nilotinin D9 (10), together with eight known tannins, hirtellins B (2), C (11) …

The genus Tamarix in the Tamaricaceae family consists of more than 100 species of
halophyte plants worldwide that are mainly used to improve saline-alkali land and for …

Three new ellagitannin monomers, nilotinins M5–M7 (1–3), a dimer, nilotinin D10 (4), and a
trimer, nilotinin T1 (5), together with three known dimers, hirtellin D (7) and tamarixinins B (8) …

Castanea sativa wood is a rich source of hydrolyzable tannins, known for their diverse
bioactivities. To investigate these bioactive properties further, it is crucial to isolate and …