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. 2022 Apr 30;27(9):2861. doi: 10.3390/molecules27092861

Table 1.

Bioactivity of isolated Piper genus.

No. Species Secondary Metabolites Plant Parts Bioactivity References
1 P. betle Phenylpropanoid Leaf Antioxidant Atiya et al., 2018 [121]
2 P. terminaliflorum tseng Furfuran Lignan All parts of plant Anticancer T. Liu et al., 2018 [122]
3 P. chimonantifolium Flavonoids
Steroids
Leaf Antifungal Lago et al., 2012 [123]
4 P. montealegreanum Monoterpens
Seskuiterpens
Twig Da S. Alves et al., 2011 [124]
5 P. hispidum Chalcones,
Flavanone
Leaf Antileishmanial Ruiz et al., 2011 [125]
6 P. maingayi Amida Twig Antibacterial Hashim et al., 2019 [126]
7 P. officinarum Phenylpropanoid
Alkaloids
Triterpene
Twig Antioxidant Salleh et al., 2014 [127]
8 P. taiwanense Amida Aerial Antioxidant Chen et al., 2017 [128]
9 P. sarmentosum Flavonoids Leaf Antioxidant Ugusman et al., 2011 [129]
10 P. solmsianum C. Flavonoids Twig Antifungal De Campos et al., 2005 [130]
11 P. betle L. Terpenoid Leaf Antibacterial Batubara et al., 2011 [131]
12 P. betle L. Phenolic Leaf Antibacterial Kurnia et al., 2020 [132]
13 P. ningrum Alkaloid-piperidine Fruit Anticancer Reshmi et al., 2010 [133]