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  • Melilotus, known as Melilot or Sweet-clover, is a genus in the family Fabaceae.
  • Members are known as common grassland plants and as weeds of cultivated ground. Originally from Europe and Asia, it is now found worldwide.
  • This legume is commonly named for its sweet smell, which is due to its high content of the perfume agent coumarin. This chemical is responsible for the sweet smell of hay and is bitter to the taste, probably produced by the plant to discourage ingestion by animals.
  • Sweet clover flowers are attractive to bees and butterflies. It has been used to improve forage production for livestock on low forage value sites.
  • Melilotus species possess characteristics such as 1) colonize disturbed areas, 2) produce a large number of seeds, 3) produce extensive root systems and 4) fix nitrogen for their immediate use.
  • Melilotus species are used as food plants by the larvae of some Lepidoptera species including case-bearers of the genus Coleophora that including C. frischella and C. trifolii.
  • Melilotus is often used as a green manure and turned into the soil to increase its nitrogen and organic matter content. It is especially valuable in heavy soils because of its deep rooting.
  • The genus Melilotus currently has nineteen recognized species. The few of among these are Melilotus albus, Melilotus italicus, Melilotus officinalis, Melilotus Suaveolens, Melilotus tauricus.
  • Melilotus officinalis dry extract is obtained from the dried flowering tops of this plant and is standardized to 17-20% coumarin.
  • All species of melilot, when in flower, have a peculiar sweet odour, which by drying becomes stronger and more agreeable, somewhat like that of the Tonka bean.
  • Melilotus species can grow well in nutrient-poor and calcareous soils as well as in drought conditions. These species have a symbiotic relationship with Rhizobium bacteria which permits Melilotus species to grow in nitrogen-depleted soils.
  • Sweetclover contains coumarin which is used as a blood thinner and anti-coagulant in rat .
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  • Melilot.
  • Index of Species Information.
  • Overview.
  • General Information.
  • Short description about Melilot.
  • Herbasol Extract Melilot.
  • White Sweet Clover.
  • Yellow Sweet Clover.
  • Therapeutic Properties of Melilot.
  • Melilotus Officinalis.
  • Melilotus alba.
  • Video of Yellow Sweet Clover.
  • Sweet Clover Toxicity.

Sheets

  • Fact Sheet-White or yellow sweet clover.
  • Weed Identification and Control Sheet.
  • Plant Assessment Form.
  • Plant Guide Sheet.
  • Melilot Absolute MSDS.

Products

  • Melilot Herb - Cut.
  • Melilot Homaccord-Injection solution.

Patent

  • Anti-Oxidant preparation based on plant extracts for the treatment of circulation problems.
  • Plant Extracts and dermatological uses.
  • Cosmetic Composition fro the treatment of hair and skin comprising a powder of flowers.
  • Herbal Extracts for treatment of chronic wounds.
  • External composition comprising an aqueous extract of red vine leaves.
  • Topical Nutraceutal compositions with selective body slimming.
  • Controlled-release nano-diffusion delivery systems for cosmetic and pharmaceutical compositions.

Product Suppliers

  • China Suppliers.
  • Suppliers from India.
  • Suppliers list from China.

Melilotus extract Company profiles & Consultancy

  • Company1 from China.
  • Company2 from China.
  • Company from Italy.
  • Online Consultancy.

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Report

  • Hydro-Glycerol Extracts from organic plants.
  • Assessment report for herbal substances, herbal preparations and with traditional use.
  • Melilotus officinalis standardized dry extract containing 17-20% coumarin.
  • Sweet Clovers friends to bees and beekeepers.

Study

  • Temporal dynamics of weed infestation in the winter oilseed rape canopies.
  • A water-soluble factor in Melilotus officinalis leaves which stimulates feeding by adult sweeclover weevil.
  • Studies on the genus Melilotus with special reference to  interrelationship among species.
  • Chemical constituents from Melilotus Officinalis.
  • Phenolic compounds pattern in sweet clover vs white clover.
  • Influence of environmental factors on seed germination and seedling emergence of yellow sweet clover.
  • Extreme Northern acclimatization in biennial yellow sweetclover at the arctic circle.
  • Electrophoretically detected genetic variability of yellow sweet clover.
  • Soil characteristics of rocky mountain national park grasslands invaded by Melilotus officinalis.
  • Invasive white sweetclover control with herbicides cutting and flaming.

Uses

  • Melilotus indicus a salt-tolerant wild leguminous herb with high potential for use as a forage crop in salt-affected soils.
  • Uses of Mellilotus officinalis.

 

 

 

 

 

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