Publications by authors named "Sarah A Al-Rashed"
The exploration of new green, ecofriendly bioactive compounds has attracted the attention of researchers and scientists worldwide to avoid the harmful effects of chemically synthesized compounds. has been reported to have various bioactive compounds, while its essential oil (EO) has not been determined yet. The current work dealt with the first description of the chemical composition of the EO from the aerial parts of , along with studying its free radical scavenging activity and herbicidal effect on the weed .
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- Fluctuations in ocean CO2 levels significantly affect the growth and metabolism of marine algae, particularly during their early development stages.
- At a CO2 concentration of 550 µatm, the green alga showed optimal growth rates and protein accumulation, nearly doubling the results seen in control samples.
- Higher CO2 levels (750 µatm) increased lipid and carbohydrate production, suggesting different optimal conditions for growth and energy utilization in algae.
The effects of UV-B radiation and/or deprivation of nitrogen stresses on growth rate, some antioxidant compounds, and activities of some antioxidant enzymes, superoxide dismutase (SOD; EC1.15.1.
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