BIOCHEMICAL AND MEDICINAL VALUE OF CHAKANDA (HIPPOPHAE RHAMNOIDES L.) PLANT

Sullieva Suluv Khurramovna

Authors

Sullieva Suluv Khurramovna Candidate of Agricultural Sciences, Associate Professor of Botany, Termez State University, Uzbekistan.

Keywords:

carotene, flora, population, bark, tocopherol, aeration, substrate.

Abstract

This article provides information about some plants belonging to the flora of Surkhan found in the works of Abu Ali ibn Sina, in particular, about the medicinal plant - Hippophae rhamnoides L. Its botanical description, distribution area, bioecological and medicinal properties are discussed. The presence of beta-carotene (provitamin A) in chakanda helps the development of the human embryo, the pregnancy goes well, and the general condition and growth of the person is at a good level. Small amounts are also used against infectious diseases. After heavy surgical operations, it quickly repairs wounds, makes blood vessels elastic. A sufficient amount of tocopherol makes the heart normal. Opinions are given that preventive consumption of retail products helps people to be healthy.