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UNIVERSITE FELIX HOUPHOUËT BOIGNY D’ABIDJAN COCODY Variability of essential oil composition and biological activities of Lantana rhodesiensis Moldenke (Verbenaceae) from Côte d’Ivoire Fatimata NEAab*, Evelyne A. Tanohab, Tierry Kenneb, Matthew Saiveb, Manon Genvab, Felix Z. Tonziboa, Marie-Laure Fauconnierb 4 February 2019

INTRODUCTION (1/1) Lantana rhodesiensis Moldenke: Herb or small shrub Multi-stemmed 1 Leaves: opposite Flowers: mauve to purple Fruits: blue to purple berries 1 Traditional medicine, infusion or decoction plant: Diabetes1, rheumatism2, arterial hypertension3. Fruits eaten, feed Côte d’Ivoire: Infusions of Leaves, stems fever Objective: Variation of chemical composition, in vitro antioxidant and anti-inflammatory activities. 1. Piero, N. M. et al. 2015 2. Ruffo CK, et al. 2002 3. Jean Bangou, M. et al. 2011

ESSENTIAL OIL PRODUCTION (1/2) Côte d’Ivoire Plant harvesting NORTHERN Region Month: June  September 2017 Localities: Kapelé CENTRE Region WESTERN Region EASTERN Region 3 km Nyanbélégé SOUTHERN Region Accessibility and abundance of the plant in local area

ESSENTIAL OIL PRODUCTION (2/2) fruits stems leaves yield (w/w calculated on fresh weight basis)

METHODS & RESULTS (1/6) 1. CHEMICAL COMPOSITION 0,01 mg essential oil; 1 ml hexane GC-MS system 7890B coupled MSD 5977B detector, HP-5MS capillary column, helium gas MassHunter Workstation Software

METHODS & RESULTS (2/6) Yields essential oils GC-MS analysis 35 33 37 Leaves: 0,46 % Leaves 35 33 Stems 37 Fruits 29 34 Nyanbelégé Kapelé Stems: 0,17 % Fruits: 0,13 %

2. BIOLOGICAL ACTIVITIES METHODS & RESULTS (3/6) 2. BIOLOGICAL ACTIVITIES June Kapelé July Kapelé June Nyanbelégé September Nyanbelégé Leaves essential oils

METHODS & RESULTS (4/6) ANTIOXIDANT: Leaves essential oils, Trolox, Thymol and Limonene DPPH The lower the IC50 value, the greater the antioxidant activity of a compound. Trolox: positive control Thymol is reported as an antioxidant compound of essential oils July Kapelé, September Nyanbelégé essential oils: high antioxidant activity IC50 of thymol is low, evidence that this compound exhibits antioxidant activity. A significant difference between thymol and Trolox June essential oils: high value of IC50, low activity Limonene have highest value of IC50, low antioxidant activity Figure 4: IC50 values (µg/mL) a, b, c, d, e, f: represent the non-significant aspect of the Tukey statistical test. Histograms that do not share any letters are significantly different

METHODS & RESULTS (5/6) ANTIOXIDANT: Leaves essential oils, Trolox, Thymol and Limonene REDUCING POWER Higher the absorbance greater the reducing power. Essential oil of June from two localities have lower absorbance than those of essential oil from july and September, which are abundant in thymol. Absorbance of Thymol are not significantly from that of Trolox Limonene has very low absorbance Figure 5. Reducing power of essential oil of Lantana rhodesiensis, trolox, thymol and limonene of various concentrations. a, b, c, d, e: represent the non-significant aspect of the Tukey statistical test. Histograms that do not share any letters are significantly different.

METHODS & RESULTS (6/6) ANTI-INFLAMMATORY ACTIVITY (Denaturation of bovine albumin) Diclofenac: positive control Comparison of the IC50 values shows that the effect of Diclofenac is close to that of June essential oils. This is confirmed by statistical analysis. Essential oil of September from Nyanbelégé have highest value of IC50, then the anti-inflammatory activity is low Figure 7. IC50 values (µg/mL) a, b, c, d, e: represent the non-significant aspect of the Tukey statistical test. Histograms that do not share any letters are significantly different.

CONCLUSION ESSENTIAL OILS COMPOSITION Côte d’Ivoire Periods Sesquiterpenes June| July| August| September Kapelé Nyanbelégé Lantana rhodesiensis β-caryophyllene Major compound thymol Potent compound BIOLOGICAL ACTIVITIES OF ESSENTIAL OILS Antioxidant Anti-inflammatory High activity June Kapelé June Nyanbelégé Low activity July Kapelé September Nyanbelégé High activity July Kapelé September Nyanbelégé Thymol Low activity June Kapelé June Nyanbelégé

UNIVERSITE FELIX HOUPHOUËT BOIGNY D’ABIDJAN COCODY ACKNOWLEDGEMENT UNIVERSITE FELIX HOUPHOUËT BOIGNY D’ABIDJAN COCODY aLaboratory of Biological Organic Chemistry, UFR-SSMT, University Félix Houphouët-Boigny, BPV 34 Abidjan, Côte d’Ivoire bLaboratory of Natural Molecules Chemistry, University of Liège, Gembloux Agro-Bio Tech, 2, Passage des Déportés, B-5030 Gembloux, Belgium E-mail : neafatima@gmail.com