Şanlıurfa ili Lamiaceae (ballıbabagiller) familyasının florası bazı taksonların fitokimyasal ve etnobotanik özellikleri

In this study, the flora of Lamiaceae family in Şanlıurfa province, phytochemical and ethno-botanical features of some taxa have been investigated for the first time. A total of 91 taxa of 23 families belonging to Lamiaceae family were detected. It has been determined that 9 taxa belonging to this family are endemic and 4 Endangered (EN), 2 Vulnerable (VU), 1 Lower risk (Least Concern) under threat (LR (lc)) and 1 Lower risk (near threarened) are in the category of danger from these taxa. 83 among the taxa detected in the research area were used for different purposes (32 for medicines, 16 for teas, 10 for fuels, 8 for food, 5 for ornaments, 5 for spices, 4 for smell, 2 for fodder, 1 for broom) by local people. For the first time for Şanlıurfa localities, Ajuga chamaepitys (L) 49 compounds were Schreb-subsp laevigata (Boiss) from the herba part of P. H. in terms of phytochemicals and 96,3% of volatile oil was detected by Total Gase Chromatography (GC) and Gase Chromatography/Mass Spectrometry (GC/MS. Forty-six compounds were identified in the analysing volatile oil of Salvia montbretii. These identified compounds were found to characterize 97,7% of total fat. Teucrium proniosum Boiss was found to contain volatile oil in trace amounts of herb and 86 compounds were identified by total GC and GC/MS and 96,6% of volatile oil was determined.