Table 2.
Extraction of friedelin using Soxhlet methods from different plant sources.
Plant | Plant Material | Extraction Condition | Solvent | Friedelin Concentration |
References |
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Quercus cerris | Cork | 120 mL solvent, 1 bar pressure, ~3 g biomass, 8 h. | Methanol | 12.1 wt % | [34] |
Ethanol | 15.2 wt % | ||||
Dichloromethane | 23.7 wt % | ||||
Petroleum ether | 41.3 wt % | ||||
Quercus cerris | Cork | NA | Dichloromethane | 26.03 wt % | [89] |
Maytenus aquifolium | Leaves | 10 g plant material with successive hexane and chloroform as an extraction solvent for 20 h each | Hexane | 0.49 wt % | [90] |
Dombeya torrida | Bark | 1 kg of the stem bark powder extracted with chloroform for 48 h | Chloroform | NA | [49] |
Garcinia rubroechinata | Leaves | 500 g of the dry leaf powder extracted with n-hexane followed by methanol for 24 h | n-hexane followed by methanol | 3.0 wt % | [60] |
Putranjiva roxburghii | leaf and bark | 50 g of dried powder extracted with Chloroform for 6 h. | Chloroform | 0.003% w/w in leaf extract, 0.04% w/w in bark extract | [41] |
NA—Not available.