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Comparative morphological studies of raw parts of the most common species of Thymus in Ukraine Cover

Comparative morphological studies of raw parts of the most common species of Thymus in Ukraine

European Pharmaceutical Journal
Volume 67 (2020): Issue 1 (January 2020)
By: V. Minarchenko,  I. Tymchenko,  L. Glushchenko and  V. Pidchenko  
Open Access
|Nov 2020

Figures & Tables

Figure 1

All-around stem pubescence of selected Thymus species, ×20: a – T. serpyllum, b – T. borysthenicus, c – T. calcareus, d – T. dimorphus, e – T. glabrescens, f – T. moldavicus, g – T. pallasianus, h – T. pannonicus.
All-around stem pubescence of selected Thymus species, ×20: a – T. serpyllum, b – T. borysthenicus, c – T. calcareus, d – T. dimorphus, e – T. glabrescens, f – T. moldavicus, g – T. pallasianus, h – T. pannonicus.

Figure 2

Stem pubescence along the ribs (a – T. alpestris, b – T. pulegioides, c – T. roegneri) and on opposite faces, ×20.
Stem pubescence along the ribs (a – T. alpestris, b – T. pulegioides, c – T. roegneri) and on opposite faces, ×20.

Figure 3

An important diagnostic characteristic of leaf blade of selected Thymus species, ×20: a – abaxial leaf surfaces, b – adaxial leaf surfaces, c – leaf base.
An important diagnostic characteristic of leaf blade of selected Thymus species, ×20: a – abaxial leaf surfaces, b – adaxial leaf surfaces, c – leaf base.

Figure 4

An important diagnostic characteristic of leaf blade of selected Thymus species, ×20: a – abaxial leaf surfaces, b – adaxial leaf surfaces, c – leaf base.
An important diagnostic characteristic of leaf blade of selected Thymus species, ×20: a – abaxial leaf surfaces, b – adaxial leaf surfaces, c – leaf base.

Figure 5

Multicellular trichomes on both sides of the T. pannonicus leaf blade, ×20.
Multicellular trichomes on both sides of the T. pannonicus leaf blade, ×20.

Figure 6

Calyx with numerous (more than 12 pairs) long trichomes on the teeth of the lower lip of selected Thymus species, ×20: a – T. borysthenicus, b – T. calcareus, c – T. moldavicus, d – T. pallasianus, e – T. serpyllum.
Calyx with numerous (more than 12 pairs) long trichomes on the teeth of the lower lip of selected Thymus species, ×20: a – T. borysthenicus, b – T. calcareus, c – T. moldavicus, d – T. pallasianus, e – T. serpyllum.

Figure 7

Calyx with few (up to 12 pairs) scattered long trichomes on the teeth of the lower lip of selected Thymus species, ×20: a – T. alpestris, b – T. dimorphus, c – T. glabrescens, d – T. pannonicus, e – T. pulegioides, f – T. roegneri.
Calyx with few (up to 12 pairs) scattered long trichomes on the teeth of the lower lip of selected Thymus species, ×20: a – T. alpestris, b – T. dimorphus, c – T. glabrescens, d – T. pannonicus, e – T. pulegioides, f – T. roegneri.
DOI: https://doi.org/10.2478/afpuc-2020-0004 | Journal eISSN: 2453-6725
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Language: English
Page range: 38 - 45
Submitted on: Aug 1, 2019
Accepted on: Dec 10, 2019
Published on: Nov 18, 2020
Published by: Comenius University in Bratislava, Faculty of Pharmacy
In partnership with: Paradigm Publishing Services
Publication frequency: 2 issues per year
Keywords:
Thymus,
morphology,
characters,
raw material,
medicinal plants,
Ukraine
Related subjects:
Pharmacy,
Pharmacy, other

© 2020 V. Minarchenko, I. Tymchenko, L. Glushchenko, V. Pidchenko, published by Comenius University in Bratislava, Faculty of Pharmacy
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