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- - The genus Syringa, part of the Oleaceae family, includes over 20 species, with about 16 species, including 10 endemic ones, found in China.
- - Syringa species are commonly used for herbal medicine and ornamental purposes, particularly S. pinnatifolia, which is used in traditional Mongolian medicine for cardiovascular and pulmonary issues.
- - This review updates research from 2015 on the phytochemical and pharmacological properties of Syringa, aiming to enhance understanding and applications in medicine.
Article Abstract
The genus Syringa, belonging to the family Oleaceae, are distributed naturally in the European and Asian regions.This genus is composed of more than 20 species worldwide, among which about 16 species including 10 endemic ones are discovered in China.The Syringa sp.are extensively used as herbal medicine and ornamental aspects, such as the roots and stems of S. pinnatifolia, which is one of the typical Mongolian folk medicines in China for the treatment of cardiovascular and pulmonary symptoms. As a continuous research following the previous summary in 2015, the present reriew describes the phytochemical and pharmacological progress of the genus, which hopes to provide a valuable reference to its research, development and clinic application.
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