CMAUP Plant Collective Molecular Activities

Collective Molecular Activities of the Plant: Typha Orientalis

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Taxonomic Information

Plant ID: NPO28251
Plant Latin Name: Typha Orientalis
Taxonomy Genus: Typha
Taxonomy Family: Typhaceae

Plant External Links:

NCBI TaxonomyDB: 644748
Plant-of-the-World-Online: 836892-1

Used in Medicines

Country/Region:

South Korea

Traditional Medicine System:

Medicinal Functions:

Anticoagulant; Astringent; Diuretic; Emmenagogue; Galactogogue; Haemostatic; Miscellany; Tonic

Geographical Distribution

Australia; Myanmar; South Africa; Philippines; Mongolia; Taiwan; China; South Korea; Japan; New Zealand; Russia

Geographical Distribution

See the Plant Occurrence Worldwide with Latitude and Longitude Available

Compounds Summary

Overview of Ingredients

54 All known Ingredients in Total

Unique ingredients have been isolated from this plant.
Plant-Ingredients Associations were manually curated from publications or collected from other databases.

32 Ingredients with Acceptable Bioavailablity

Unique ingredients exhibit acceptable human oral bioavailablity, according to the criteria of SwissADME [PMID: 28256516] and HobPre [PMID: 34991690]. The criteria details:

SwissADME: six descriptors are used by SwissADME to evaluate the oral bioavailability of a natural product:
  ☑ LIPO(Lipophility): -0.7 < XLOGP3 < +5.0
  ☑ SIZE: 150g/mol < MW < 500g/mol
  ☑ POLAR(Polarity): 20Å² < TPSA < 130Å²
  ☑ INSOLU(Insolubility): -6 < Log S (ESOL) < 0
  ☑ INSATU(Insaturation): 0.25 < Fraction Csp3 < 1
  ☑ FLEX(Flexibility): 0 < Num. rotatable bonds < 9

If 6 descriptors of a natural plant satisfy the above rules, it will be labeled high HOB.
HobPre: A natural plant ingredient with HobPre score >0.5 is labeled high human oral availability (HOB)