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FLOWER’S EXTRACTION
B) Nerium Oleander (Pink): it is a small tree that belongs in the family Apocynaceae, toxic
in all its parts. Oleander grows to 2-6m tall and their leaves are in pairs. The flowers
grow in clusters at the end of each brand. They are white, pink to red. The fruit is a long
narrow capsule (5-23cm) long, numerous downy seeds. Oleander has historically
considered a poisonous plant because some of its compounds may exhibit toxicity,
especially to animals when it is consumed in large amounts. Ingestion of this plant can
affect the gastrointestinal system, the heart and the central nervous system.
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A) Anthocyanin: are the flavonoid compounds that produce plant colors ranging from
orange and red to various shades of blue and purple.
B) Nerium Oleander has certain compounds that present toxicity such as oleandrin and
oleandrigenin, known as glycosides, which are known to have a narrow the therapeutic
index and can be toxic when ingested.
D) Bougambilia has also some toxic components which can cause serious skin problems.
3. Materials methodology:
All the flower samples have been found around the campus of JECRC University.
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The extraction of the material from the different flowers has been achieved with the
following steps:
1. First of all the flower samples has to be mashed with the help of a mortar.