The chemical composition and the nutritional value of different parts of Foeniculum vulgare (fennel):
shoots, leaves, stems and inflorescences, were determined. The evaluation of …

… sweet fennel oil of high anethole content, for pharmaceutical purposes bitter fennel oil of high
… As a result of previous breeding activity, two perennial cultivars of the bitter fennel type are …

… The main compounds in all fennel volatile oils were: t-anethole, estragole, fenchone and
limonene. The essential oil of fennel fruits showed a characteristic chemical profile from year to …

… Fennel was also a symbol of success to the Romans and fennel leaves were used to crown
… The English name fennel comes from Old English fenol, or finol, and fennel is one of the nine …

… of water and ethanol extracts of fennel (Foeniculum vulgare) … fennel seeds were determined
as gallic acid equivalents. The results obtained in the present study indicated that the fennel (…

… Fennel (Foeniculum vulgare Mill.) is widely cultivated and … obtained by hydrodistillation of
fennel seeds was analyzed by … sensitivities to essential oil of fennel seeds, the essential oil …

… Topically, fennel powder is used as a poultice for snake bites. In Asian cultures fennel was
… As one of the ancient Saxon people's nine sacred herbs, fennel was credited with the power …

… phytoconstituents found in fennel are utilized as remedies for many illnesses. Fennel contains
phenolic … Fennel may be utilized in the creation of many drugs since it has a variety of …

… fennel seeds + CO 2 . The effects of the harvesting season and the degree of maturation on
the global yields for the system fennel … Fennel extracts were also obtained by hydrodistillation …

… of fennel seeds could be beneficial for poultry. An overview of the broad chemical diversity of
fennel … According to investigations, fennel seeds have a variety of biological effects in birds, …