P Balanites aegyptiacus (Balanitaceae) PDF

1. Common name(s)

   dattier sauvage (Fr.); Zachunbaum (Ger.); lalo (India); mirobalano de Egipto (Sp.); zachun (India); betu (India); dattier du desert (Fr.); Desert Date; heglik (Fr.); Soapberry Tree; hingotia (India)

2. How used

   Medicinal

3. Data Views

   Exclude Ubiquitous Chemicals

   Activities: 225

   Chemicals w/Activities: 20

   All Chemicals: 48

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   # Activity	Chemical	Part All Bark Fruit Leaf Plant Seed Shoot	Low PPM	High PPM	StdDev	*Reference
   0	25-ALPHA-SPIROSTA-3,5-DIENE	Plant	--	--		*
   0	25-ALPHA-SPIROSTA-3,5-DIENE	Seed	--	--		*
   7	7	ALPHA-CAROTENE	Seed	--	--		*
   12	12	ARACHIDONIC-ACID	Seed	--	--		*
   112	112	ASCORBIC-ACID	Fruit	--	390.0	-0.26	*
   0	ASH	Shoot	--	66000.0	-0.85	*
   0	ASH	Seed	--	33000.0	-0.45	*
   0	ASH	Leaf	--	127000.0	0.14	*
   0	ASH	Fruit	52000.0	81000.0	0.63	*
   0	BALANITESIN	Seed	--	--		*
   26	26	BERGAPTEN	Bark	--	--		*
   47	47	BETA-SITOSTEROL	Bark	--	--		*
   0	BETA-SITOSTEROL-GLUCOSIDE	Bark	--	--		*
   28	28	CALCIUM	Shoot	--	4800.0	-0.73	*
   28	28	CALCIUM	Fruit	1300.0	3800.0	-0.01	*
   0	CARBOHYDRATES	Shoot	--	644000.0	0.3	*
   0	CARBOHYDRATES	Leaf	--	715000.0	0.82	*
   0	CARBOHYDRATES	Fruit	791000.0	886000.0	0.55	*
   7	7	DIOSGENIN	Fruit	--	--		*
   0	FAT	Shoot	--	15000.0	-0.6	*

   ^*Unless otherwise noted all references are to Duke, James A. 1992. Handbook of phytochemical constituents of GRAS herbs and other economic plants. Boca Raton, FL. CRC Press.