Aug 2026· Archives of Microbiology· Vol 208· 0 citations· 152 references
Medicine
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The review summarizes endophytic fungi reported from major medicinal hosts, including Catharanthus roseus, Calotropis procera, Nerium oleander, and Rauvolfia serpentina, and provides a comprehensive synthesis of the diversity, bioactive metabolites, therapeutic potential, plant growth-promoting attributes, and nanoparticle synthesis associated with endophytic fungi of plants of Apocynaceae family.
Introduction Ardisia crenata Sims is an important medicinal plant in southern China, yet its industrial utilization is severely limited by unsustainable harvesting of wild resources, inconsistent active ingredient quality, and inefficiencies in conventional extraction processes. Endophytic fungi, which can produce bioa...
Chang Liu, De-Mei Yang, Jiang-Li Luo et al.· Frontiers in Microbiology· 0 citations
The remarkable structural diversity and broad biological profiles of metabolites derived from endophytic fungi highlight their strong potential as promising lead scaffolds for future pharmaceutical development.
D. Murodullayev, J. Movlanov, Liu Wei et al.· Chemistry and Biodiversity· 0 citations
Endophytic fungi have emerged as an important source of bioactive metabolites. Phallus rubrovolvatus is an edible and medicinal mushroom; however, the diversity and biological activities of its endophytic fungi have not yet been studied. This study aimed to evaluate the diversity of endophytic fungi associated with dif...
Pu Cui, Miao-Miao Hu, Guang-Wen Wang et al.· Diversity· 0 citations
The integrative approach adopted here, combining taxonomically broad species coverage with structure–activity analysis of the principal metabolite classes, distinguishes this work from previous reviews focused predominantly on a limited number of commercially relevant species.
C. Guimarães, L. Garcia, Y. Oliveira et al.· Phytochemistry Reviews· 0 citations
This review provides a comprehensive overview of the phytochemical composition, biological activities, and bioeconomic potential of five selected woody species occurring in the Karditsa region and identifies future research directions for the sustainable exploitation of selected woody flora from the Karditsa region.
Christos Chiolos, V. Athanasiadis, Ekaterini Koura et al.· Applied Sciences· 0 citations
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