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Valorization of natural drug products : from extraction to encapsulation

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Figure 2. Diagram of Caprifoliaceae flower part (Watson, L., and Dallwitz, M.Z, 1992)  1.1.2
Figure 6. Phylogenetic classification of order Asparagales   (Missouri Botanical Garden, 2019b)
Figure 10. Structure of oleanane- (a), dammarane- (b), ursane- (c), lupane- (d) and  hopane-type aglycon (e) (Moses et al., 2014)
Figure 12. Some triterpenoid saponins elucidated from species of Weigela genus  2.3. Saponins isolated from genus Cordyline
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