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SYAIFUDDIN 1 ACEP AKBAR 2 BUDI SUTIYA 3 SITI HAMIDAH 4 PRELIMINARY PHYTOCHEMICAL STUDY OF FOUR PLANT SPECIES FROM MANGROVE AREA AT KURAU DISTRICT OF TANAH LAUT SOUTH BORNEO PROVINCE 1,2 FORESTRY RESEARCH INSTITUTE BANJARBARU 3 ,4 LAMBUNG MANGKURAT UNIVERSITY BANJARBARU

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  • SYAIFUDDIN1

    ACEP AKBAR2

    BUDI SUTIYA3

    SITI HAMIDAH4

    PRELIMINARY PHYTOCHEMICAL STUDY OF FOUR PLANT

    SPECIES FROM MANGROVE AREA AT KURAU DISTRICT OF

    TANAH LAUT SOUTH BORNEO PROVINCE

    1,2 FORESTRY RESEARCH INSTITUTE BANJARBARU 3 ,4 LAMBUNG MANGKURAT UNIVERSITY BANJARBARU

  • INTRODUCTION

    1. One of the mangrove forest benefits is as source of medicinal

    plants for human life

    2. Species of mangrove forest in kurau as medicinal plants:

    a. Api-api (Avicennia marina)

    b. Bebutah (Excoecaria agallocha)

    c. Jeruju (Acanthus ilicifolius)

    d. Rambai (Sonneratia caseolaris)

    3. Information about the active chemical compounds contained in

    four mangrove species is not widely known

    4. The Active Chemical Compounds: saponin, flavonoid, quinon,

    steroid, triterpenoid, carotenoid, and alkaloid

  • THE OBJECTIVE

    The Objectives of this study is phytochemical testing to

    identification of active chemical compounds contained in

    api-api, bebutah, jeruju, and rambai

  • A. Place:

    1. Sample was taken in Mangrove forest Kurau

    district of Tanah Laut, South Borneo

    2. Phytochemical tests conducted in Laboratory of

    FMIPA Lambung Mangkurat University Banjarbaru

    METHODS

  • B. Makes of simplicia • Sample: Leaf, Wood, Bark, and Root

    • Sample was dried (20°-25°C) and then mashed into powder

    C. Phytochemical analysis: Make the test solution for identification saponin, flavonoid, and quinon:

    1 gr simplicia included in 100 ml of boiling water for 5 minutes

    • Saponin: 10 ml the test solution shaken for 10 seconds, then left for 10

    minutes, foam found in the test solution

    • Flavonoid: 5 ml the test solution, 5 mg Mg, 1 ml concentrated HCl, half of

    the ethanol solution, red-orange

    • Quinon: 3 drops of 1 N NaOH solution into 5 ml of test solution, red

    Make the filtrate for identification steroid and triterpenoid:

    1 gr simplicia, 2 ml methanol, shaken, filtered, the filtrate was taken

    • Steroid and triterpenoid: the filtrate, 2 drops C2H4O2, 2 drops H2SO4

    Steroid: the test solution to be bluish green

    Triterpenoid: the test solution to be purplish red

  • • Karotenoid: 2 gr simplicia, 5 ml CHCl3, 5 ml C2H5OH, heated for 5 minutes, added water, shaken, red-orange

    • Alkaloid: 2 gr simplicia, 5 ml CHCl3, 5 ml NH3, heated for 5 minutes, shaken, filtered, 5 ml H2SO4, shaken, taken the top layer, divided into 3 parts

    mayer reagent white sediment,

    wagner reagent the test solution to be brown,

    dragendorf reagent the test solution to be red

    (Source: FMIPA Lambung Mangkurat University Banjarbaru)

  • 1. Api-api (Avicennia marina Forsk)

    Potentially

    Treating

    sunburn

    RESULTS

    (a) (b) (c) (d)

    Part of

    Plant

    The Active Chemical Compound

    Saponin Flavonoid Quinon Steroid Triterpenoid Carotenoid Alkaloid

    Leaf - - - + - + +

    Wood + - - - - - -

    Bark - - - + - - -

    Root + - - - - - -

    a. Leaf b. Wood c. Bark d. Root

  • 2. Bebutah (Excoecaria agallocha Linn)

    Part of

    Plant

    The Active Chemical Compound

    Saponin Flavonoid Quinon Steroid Triterpenoid Carotenoid Alkaloid

    Leaf - - - + - + -

    Wood + - - - - - -

    Bark - + + - + - +

    Root - - + - + - +

    (a) (b) (c) (d)

    Potentially

    Cure the

    swollen

    a. Leaf b. Wood c. Bark d. Root

  • Part of

    Plant

    The Active Chemical Compound

    Saponin Flavonoid Quinon Steroid Triterpenoid Carotenoid Alkaloid

    Leaf - - - + - + +

    Wood - - - + - - -

    Bark - - - + - - -

    Root - - - + - - -

    (a) (b) (c) (d)

    3. Jeruju (Acanthus ilicifolius Linn)

    Potentially

    Sores

    recovery

    a. Leaf b. Wood c. Bark d. Root

  • Part of

    Plant

    The Active Chemical Compound

    Saponin Flavonoid Quinon Steroid Triterpenoid Carotenoid Alkaloid

    Leaf - + + + - + +

    Wood + - - - - - -

    Bark + + + - + - -

    Root - - + + - - -

    (a) (b) (c) (d)

    4. Rambai (Sonneratia caseolaris Linn)

    Potentially

    Cold powder

    to make the

    skin smooth,

    tighten the

    skin, removes

    spots and

    pimples on the

    skin.

    a. Leaf b. Wood c. Bark d. Root

  • CONCLUSION

    Four species of mangrove forest at Kurau Subdistrict

    area, in Tanah Laut South Borneo Province namely api-

    api, bebutah, jeruju, and rambai contain saponins,

    flavonoids, quinone, steroids, triterpenoids, carotenoids,

    and alkaloids

    Pharmacology, toxicity, and clinical test of four

    mangrove species mentioned are strongly recommended

    for safely used of medicine by society