Chemotaxonomic relationship between five members recently grouped in the order Brassicales by APGIII were studied on the basis of their roots phenolic compounds constituents. The selected species are; Schimpera arabica from Brassicaceae, Maerua crassifolia and Maerua oblongifolia from Capparacea, Cleome gynandra from Cleomaceae and Salvadora persica from Salvadoraceae. Roots were extracted in ethanol (80%). Phenolic compounds were separated using Thin Layer Chromatography (TLC) technique. The developing solvent which is a mixture of Toluene- Chlorophorm – Acetone (in a rate of 10:50:7). The paired affinity between the species was constructed base on roots phenolic compounds, most of the species revealed closeness but The highest paired affinity was observed between Schimperaarabica and Maeruaoblongifolia. Polygonal graphs were constructed on the basis of the paired affinity which reflects the obvious closeness between studied species. This investigations Provided evidence that support grouping the selected species in the order Brassicales. More chemicals investigation for different members and different parts of the order will be better to demonstrate their closeness.
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Mubarak Siddig Hamad, Ahmed Saeed Kabbashi, Ikram Ahmed Madani. (2017). Chemtaxonomic Relationship of Roots Phenolic Compounds for Selected Species of Four Families Recently Grouped in Brassicales by APGIII. World Journal of Applied Chemistry, 2(4), 140-144. https://doi.org/10.11648/j.wjac.20170204.15
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abstract = {Chemotaxonomic relationship between five members recently grouped in the order Brassicales by APGIII were studied on the basis of their roots phenolic compounds constituents. The selected species are; Schimpera arabica from Brassicaceae, Maerua crassifolia and Maerua oblongifolia from Capparacea, Cleome gynandra from Cleomaceae and Salvadora persica from Salvadoraceae. Roots were extracted in ethanol (80%). Phenolic compounds were separated using Thin Layer Chromatography (TLC) technique. The developing solvent which is a mixture of Toluene- Chlorophorm – Acetone (in a rate of 10:50:7). The paired affinity between the species was constructed base on roots phenolic compounds, most of the species revealed closeness but The highest paired affinity was observed between Schimperaarabica and Maeruaoblongifolia. Polygonal graphs were constructed on the basis of the paired affinity which reflects the obvious closeness between studied species. This investigations Provided evidence that support grouping the selected species in the order Brassicales. More chemicals investigation for different members and different parts of the order will be better to demonstrate their closeness.},
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