REVISÃO DE ESPÉCIES DA ORDEM CARYOPHYLLALES INVASORAS DOS CANTEIROS DO HORTO DE PLANTAS MEDICINAIS DA UFLA, LAVRAS, MG
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10.52832/jesh.v5i1.494Resumo
Baccharis L. é um gênero de plantas da família Asteraceae, comum no Brasil, especialmente nas regiões Sul, Sudeste e Centro-Oeste. As plantas desse gênero se adaptam a diferentes ambientes e podem variar de arbustos a árvores de pequeno porte. São valorizadas por suas variadas propriedades medicinais. No entanto, apenas cerca de 15% das espécies foram analisadas do ponto de vista fitoquímico. Baccharis também tem um papel econômico significativo, contribuindo para a prevenção da erosão e sendo valorizadas como plantas ornamentais. A pesquisa científica tem revelado um potencial significativo para aplicações farmacêuticas de algumas espécies de Baccharis, aumentando o interesse por este gênero no campo da medicina e da saúde. Este trabalho visou realizar um levantamento de espécies de plantas do gênero Baccharis na região da Serra de Carrancas, em Minas Gerais. Onde foram identificadas 13 espécies distintas pertencentes ao gênero Baccharis, logo após foi feita a validação dos binômios botânicos e seus respectivos autores. Com essas espécies realizamos um levantamento bibliográfico dos registros etnobotânicos e farmacológicos.
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