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Evaluation of total phenolic and flavonoids content and their relation with antioxidant properties of tagetes patula varieties, through DPPH assay

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Active phytochemicals properties in Tagetes species. Bioactive phenolic compounds and act as a powerful antioxidant, known to found in medicinal and ornamental plants like Tagetes, belong to Asteraceae family. | Evaluation of total phenolic and flavonoids content and their relation with antioxidant properties of tagetes patula varieties, through DPPH assay

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