Ethnopharmacognostic survey on botanical compendia for potential cosmeceutic species from Atlantic Forest
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Resumo: | The Atlantic Forest is one of the most endangered ecosystems on earth, and is acknowledged as an area with truly exceptional levels of biodiversity under enormous levels of stress. Cosmeceutics cover a border area between pharmaceuticals for skin diseases and cosmetics. Natural products for external application, to improve the appearance of the skin or for skin treatment, have always been observed and used by native cultures. The present work deals with the ethnopharmacognostic analysis of two botanical compendia (BC), named: Dicionário das Plantas Úteis do Brasil - e das exóticas cultivadas, compiled by Pio Correa (PC) Flora Ilustrada Catarinense (FIC). From these BC, reported species with cosmeceutical uses or with related physico-chemical or organoleptic characteristics were selected, updated, searched for scientific background and highlighted if endangered. PC and FIC specified that 245 plant species, belonging to 98 plant families, are used in Brazil for cosmeceutical, cosmetic or skin remedies. The families most widely represented were Asteraceae, Fabaceae, Myrtaceae, Annonaceae, Clusiaceae, Anacardiaceae, Apiaceae, Bignoniaceae and Solanaceae The most frequently cited plant parts were bark, followed by leaves and aerial parts. The most frequently cited properties were astringency and tonic effect followed by uses in skin disorders and wound healing, emollient characteristic, anti-inflammatory uses and healing of skin ulcers, antiseptic effects, parasiticide and skin lightening properties and aphrodisiacs. According to the Pubmed survey, most of the selected species (65%) have not been previously investigated for potential cosmeceutical applications, nor have their chemical composition been investigated. |
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Ethnopharmacognostic survey on botanical compendia for potential cosmeceutic species from Atlantic Forest |
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Ethnopharmacognostic survey on botanical compendia for potential cosmeceutic species from Atlantic Forest |
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Ethnopharmacognostic survey on botanical compendia for potential cosmeceutic species from Atlantic Forest Biavatti,Maique W. Atlantic forest cosmeceutics ethnobotany |
title_short |
Ethnopharmacognostic survey on botanical compendia for potential cosmeceutic species from Atlantic Forest |
title_full |
Ethnopharmacognostic survey on botanical compendia for potential cosmeceutic species from Atlantic Forest |
title_fullStr |
Ethnopharmacognostic survey on botanical compendia for potential cosmeceutic species from Atlantic Forest |
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Ethnopharmacognostic survey on botanical compendia for potential cosmeceutic species from Atlantic Forest |
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Ethnopharmacognostic survey on botanical compendia for potential cosmeceutic species from Atlantic Forest |
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Biavatti,Maique W. |
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Biavatti,Maique W. Marensi,Vanessa Leite,Silvana N. Reis,Ademir |
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Marensi,Vanessa Leite,Silvana N. Reis,Ademir |
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Biavatti,Maique W. Marensi,Vanessa Leite,Silvana N. Reis,Ademir |
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Atlantic forest cosmeceutics ethnobotany |
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Atlantic forest cosmeceutics ethnobotany |
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The Atlantic Forest is one of the most endangered ecosystems on earth, and is acknowledged as an area with truly exceptional levels of biodiversity under enormous levels of stress. Cosmeceutics cover a border area between pharmaceuticals for skin diseases and cosmetics. Natural products for external application, to improve the appearance of the skin or for skin treatment, have always been observed and used by native cultures. The present work deals with the ethnopharmacognostic analysis of two botanical compendia (BC), named: Dicionário das Plantas Úteis do Brasil - e das exóticas cultivadas, compiled by Pio Correa (PC) Flora Ilustrada Catarinense (FIC). From these BC, reported species with cosmeceutical uses or with related physico-chemical or organoleptic characteristics were selected, updated, searched for scientific background and highlighted if endangered. PC and FIC specified that 245 plant species, belonging to 98 plant families, are used in Brazil for cosmeceutical, cosmetic or skin remedies. The families most widely represented were Asteraceae, Fabaceae, Myrtaceae, Annonaceae, Clusiaceae, Anacardiaceae, Apiaceae, Bignoniaceae and Solanaceae The most frequently cited plant parts were bark, followed by leaves and aerial parts. The most frequently cited properties were astringency and tonic effect followed by uses in skin disorders and wound healing, emollient characteristic, anti-inflammatory uses and healing of skin ulcers, antiseptic effects, parasiticide and skin lightening properties and aphrodisiacs. According to the Pubmed survey, most of the selected species (65%) have not been previously investigated for potential cosmeceutical applications, nor have their chemical composition been investigated. |
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