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Morpho-anatomical investigations on two relict endemic species: Ajuga postii Briq and Ajuga relicta P. H. Davis (Lamiaceae) from Turkey
Pharma Middle East
Emel Sonmez
Anadolu University, Turkey
Posters-Accepted Abstracts: Clin Pharmacol Biopharm
Abstract
Ajuga species are used to treat dysentery, malaria, high blood pressure, diabetes and many other diseases in the traditional medicine. In this study, two relict endemic Ajuga (Lamiaceae) taxa were investigated morphologically and anatomically. These relict endemic species exists the results of glacial and interglacial periods. Ajuga postii was collected from ���°���§el: ����aml���±yayla, and Ajuga relicta was collected from Kahramanmara����: ����imen Mountain. Morphological investigations of Ajuga postii and Ajuga relicta were determined from fresh materials. Anatomical investigations were taken from cross-sections of root, stem and leaf. These two species do not have glandular or eglandular hairs on the stems. Anatomical features are generally similar. On the cross-section of the leaf of Ajuga relicta are seen eglandular hairs, but on the Ajuga postii are not.Biography
Emel Sönmez has graduated from Department of Biology, Anadolu University. She has studied one Master degree in Biology. Now she is pursuing other Master degree in Pharmaceutical Botany at Faculty of Pharmacy, Anadolu University.
