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. 2020 Jun 29;9(7):364. doi: 10.3390/antibiotics9070364

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(A) Methanolic Soxhlet extract of the root of A. leiocarpa. (1) Gallic acid, (2) protocatechuic acid, (3a) flavonoid, (3b) alkaloid, (4a) flavonoid, (4b) ellagitannin, (5) aromadendrin, (6) di-galloyl-β-d-glucose, (7) ampelopsin, (8) methyltaxifolin, (9a*) flavonoid, (9b) isomer of methyltaxifolin, (9c) flavonoid, (10) ellagic acid derivatives, (11) taxifolin, (12) ellagic acid derivatives, (13) ellagic acid derivatives, (14) ellagic acid derivative, (15) di-methyl ellagic acid glucoside, (16) pentagalloylglucose, (17) ellagic acid derivatives, (18) di-methyl ellagic acid xylopyranoside, (19) ellagitannin, (20) ellagitannins, (21) di-methyl ellagic acid, (22a) ellagitannin, (22b) ellagitannin, (23) pinosylvin, (24) acetylated ellagic acid derivative, (25) ellagic acid derivatives, and (26) methylpinosylvin. (B) TLC chromatograms of RP₁₈ TLC fractions (Fr3–Fr8) obtained from the methanol Soxhlet extract (A); ** Unknown compounds; (EA der), ellagic acid derivatives; (Di-Me EA xyl), dimethyl ellagic acid xyloside; (ET), ellagitannin; (Ace-EA der), acetylated ellagic acid derivatives; and (PCA), protocatechuic acid. Main compounds with bold text.