Plant Secondary Metabolites: Phenolics

[@innate-videos]

Great presentation, thank you.

[@TeachEthnobotany]

Glad you enjoyed it!

[@jacobrafaat1516]

Awesome info! I’m interested in the production of many of these metabolites and how it varies throughout different growing practices. Since endophytic microbes can produce many of these compounds, I wonder how much the microbes play a role in the forming of these compounds in plants. My theory is that certain microbial metabolites are endophyte specific. Herbal constituents by Lisa ganora.

[@eve8498]

Is there a better way to classify these compounds? and Is there a book you could recommend about this, other than Harborne (1989), thank you for this video though it was very informative.

[@TeachEthnobotany]

Hi! I can recommend the book by P. Dewick: Medicinal Natural Products

[@AboubakerAlshafeey]

thank you alot for these information

[@TyrusTNT]

This helps alot, thank you :)

[@TeachEthnobotany]

Glad to hear that!

[@waterbuoy1262]

thanks Dr. Cassandra- studying few of the lessons presented. Wanted information about phenol ( phenolic , polyphenols and the like ) for herbal , natural alternative phytomedicine. polyols , alcohol sugars too. Noticed you use the term ethnobotany? Not a concern for someone practicing "alternative" therapy like I do. All one needs know is a cat is in fact cat and plants are not animals. Next question , compounds or constituents ? In my book, which will be written short lon_ I call everything NOT animal phytomeds exception mineral or NOT living ie vir. and the like. UNLIGHTS energetic proces' finding the books to read..... please keep up the good work (s) Wait for this! book. Help all you need insuxxn isnuxxn is all. willow fee? See.