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Galium verum

Wool dyed with Rubia tinctorum and Galium verum Alizarin, quinalizarin, purpurin, xanthopurpurin, purpuroxanthin dimethyl ether, munjistin, rubiadin, nordamnacanthal, anthragallol, kermesic acid, hystazarin, emodin, quinizarin HCI/MeOH/ h2o A H20 B ACN with AcOH or FA 250 nm/ESI ( ) HPLC optimization... [Pg.371]

Analysis of dyed fibres allows identification of real colouring components of natural dyestuffs taking part in the dyeing process. Wool threads dyed with madder (Rubia tinc-torum) as well as Our Lady s bedstraw (Galium verum), were studied by HPLC DAD ESI MS" (SIM mode).[8] Chromatograms of the extracts from wool dyed with madder... [Pg.372]

In the threads dyed with Galium verum, purpurin and mbiadin were identified as the main components. [Pg.373]

Galium verum L. China Alisarin, rubrierythrinic acid, purpurin.60 Treat rheumatism, jaundice, menstrual difficulties, epistaxis, hemorrhages. [Pg.204]

Galium verum L. var. leiocarpum Ledeb., G. verum L. var. trachycarpum DC... [Pg.360]

Aspidium filix-mis, Dryopteris filix-mas, D. filix-mas, Euphorbia hirta, Galium verum... [Pg.502]

Galium verum, G. aparine, Lobelia pulmonaria, Polygonum hydropiper, P. bistorta, Rumex crispus,... [Pg.504]

To prepare a painted fabric for comparative purposes, small bands of ferrous oxide, an alizarin/purpurin mixture, ground up bloodroot (Sanguinaria canadensis L.) and bedstraw (Galium verum L.) were painted on linen fabric (Testfabrics L-57). As carriers or binder for the pigment colorants to be painted on the fibrous materials, beef fat was used as a substitute for bear grease and egg white was used as source for albumin. The various combinations of these materials were mixed and painted on areas of the test fabric as outlined in Table III. The painted test fabric was left to diy for 24 hours. [Pg.27]

Galium verum L. (Lady s bedstraw. Yellow galium) Galium mollugo L. [Pg.194]

F Galium verum L. G Galium Mollugo L. H Oldenlandia um-bellata L. [Pg.196]

Figure 1. TLC of dyes of various madder types. 1, madder (Rubia tinc-torum L.) 2, wild madder (R. peregrina L.) 3, Indian madder (R. cor-difolia L.)i 4, Japanese madder (R. akane) 5, relbun root (Relbunium hypocarpium (L.) HEMSL.) 6, lady s bedstraw (Galium verum L.) 7, alizarin 8, purpurin + pseudopurpurin (lower spot) 9, munjistin. Figure 1. TLC of dyes of various madder types. 1, madder (Rubia tinc-torum L.) 2, wild madder (R. peregrina L.) 3, Indian madder (R. cor-difolia L.)i 4, Japanese madder (R. akane) 5, relbun root (Relbunium hypocarpium (L.) HEMSL.) 6, lady s bedstraw (Galium verum L.) 7, alizarin 8, purpurin + pseudopurpurin (lower spot) 9, munjistin.
Galium verum New extraction method. Pseudopurpurin is the main component, but purpurin, and in contrast to Rubia peregrina, alizarin can also be clearly identified. The red spot is, as in the case of Rubia peregrina, probably rubiadin. [Pg.205]

It is interesting to know that the plant yellow bedstraw Galium verum) has been used formerly in Britain to curdle milk although it never became a useful rennet substitute. [Pg.150]

Galium verum L. Rubiaceae W. Him, Ksh plant epilepsy c hysteria juice/decoction 50... [Pg.521]

Galium verum Linn. (Cheese Rennet) A slender perennial herb, 1-3 ft high, with erect angular stems, found in Kashmir, Lahul and other western Himalayan regions at an altitude of 1,500-3,000 m. [Pg.291]

BaUck Ml, Cox PA (1996) Plants, people, and culture the science of ethnobotany. W.H. Freeman/Sdentific American Library, New York Bandyukova VA, Khalmatov KhKh, ADmov Khl (1969) Flavonoids of Centaurea depressa. Chem Nat Compd 5(4) 274-275 Banthorpe DV, White JJ (1995) Novel anthraquinones from undifferentiated cell cultures of Galium verum. Phytochemistry 38(1) 107-111 Barakat HH, Hussein SAM, Marzouk MS, Merfort I, Linscheid M, Nawwar MAM (1997) PolyphenoUc metaboUtes of Epilobium hirsutum. Phytochemistry 46(5) 935-941 Barnes J, Anderson LA, PhiUipson DJ (2001) St John s wort Hypericum perforatum L.) a review of its chemistry, pharmacology and cUnical properties. J Pharm Pharmacol 53(5) 583-600... [Pg.302]

Demirezer LO, Gurbuz F, Guvenalp Z, Stroch K, Zeeck A (2(X)6) Iridoids, flavonoids and monoterpene glycosides from Galium verum subsp. verum. Turk J Chem 30(4) 525-534 Derksen GC, Niederlander HA, van Beek TA (2(X)2) Analysis of anthraquinones in Rubia tinctorum L. by liquid chromatography coupled with diode-array UV and mass spectrometric detection. J Chromatogr A 978(1-2) 119-127... [Pg.304]

Tamas M, Doina S, Simina T (2006) Comparative phytochemical research of Galium verum L. and G. mollugo L. Notulae Botanicae Horti Agrobotanici Quj-Napoca 34(1) 18—20... [Pg.317]

Zhao C-C, Shao J-H, li X, Kang X-D, Zhang Y-W, Meng D-L, Li N (2008) Flavonoids from Galium verum L. J Asian Nat Prod Res 10(7) 611-615... [Pg.320]

C27H30O13 562.526 Constit. of Galium verum. Cryst. (Mc2CO). [Pg.183]

Constit. of Rubia tinctorum, R. peregrina (Galium verum), Crucianella maritima and Relbunium spp. Bright-yellow needles -b 6H2O (H2O). Mp > 100° dec. [Pg.923]


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