OPTIMIZATION OF OBTAINING MEDICINAL PRODUCTS FROM PASSIFLORA IN THE FOOTHILL CONDITIONS OF THE FERGANA VALLEY
Jild 4 son 68 (2026) 101-103
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This paper examines the prospects for the cultivation and pharmaceutical processing of passiflora under the foothill conditions of the Fergana Valley. The necessity of optimizing the processes of cultivation, harvesting, drying, storage, and extraction of biologically active substances from plant raw materials is substantiated. Special attention is given to preserving the complex of flavonoids and other pharmacologically active compounds across various stages of technological processing. An integrated approach to obtaining standardized plant raw materials and passiflora-based medicinal products is proposed, taking into account regional natural and climatic features.
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