Objective:
The aim of this work was to evaluate the outcome of PPT content between ultrasound-assisted extraction and the conventional maceration extraction techniques.
Context:
The pinion pine is part of the pinea section that includes only the species Pinus pinea, this is due to a certain character, its short-wing hard seed, the transverse tracheal thin-walled and without ornamentation. Pine nut oil is very rich in polyunsaturated fatty acids, which make it a health, nutritive and energetic oil. Rich in phosphorus, vitamin B1 and iron, it is an essential contribution in the intellectual effort. It has a beneficial effect on the respiratory system: cough, chronic bronchitis, asthma and ulcers. In addition, pine needles are known to have also interesting molecules but they are not valorized.
Contacts:
Ibtissem Taghouti
ibtissem.taghouti@gmail.com
Authors : Mahouachi Wifek; Amri Ismail, Mohsen Hanana, Hamrouni Lamia
E-mail : wifekmahouachi@gmail.com
Further information:
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Nuno Ratola, Vera Homem b, José Avelino Silva, Rita Araújo , José Manuel Amigo, Lúcia Santos, Arminda Alves, 2014, Biomonitoring of pesticides by pine needles — Chemical scoring, risk of exposure, levels and trends.
Tamás Hofmann*, Eszter Visi-Rajczi, Levente Albert, 1 novembre 2019, Antioxidant properties assessment of the cones of conifers through the combined evaluation of multiple antioxidant assays.
Tansel Kemerli-Kalbaran, Murat Ozdemir,26 December 2018, Multi-response optimization of oil extraction from pine nut (Pinus pinea L.) by response surface methodology: Extraction efficiency, physicochemical properties and antioxidant activity