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Medicago Sativa(Alfa Alfa)

(Herbal Extracts)
Medicago sativa, commonly known as alfalfa, is a plant widely recognized for its uses as a forage crop and as a component in traditional herbal practices. Extracts from Medicago sativa contain various natural compounds and have a long history of inclusion in cultural and botanical applications. Here are some common components found in Medicago sativa extracts.

Medicago sativa, commonly known as alfalfa, is a perennial herbaceous legume widely cultivated as a forage crop. It features erect to ascending stems arising from a woody base, typically growing between 30 and 120 cm in length. The plant has a deep taproot that allows it to access groundwater effectively.

The leaves are trifoliolate with narrow, oblong to ovate or obovate leaflets measuring 8–28 mm by 3–15 mm. Leaflets have dentate edges near the apex and a glabrous upper surface with slight pubescence below. Stipules are triangular, 5–15 mm long, and mostly pubescent on the underside.

Key Constituents and Areas of Interest
  • Contains naturally occurring saponins
  • Includes phytoestrogen compounds studied for biological activity
  • Rich source of chlorophyll valued in natural nutrition
  • Packed with vitamins and minerals relevant to balanced nutrition
  • Provides dietary fiber supporting nutritionally balanced diets
  • Subject of research for compounds with potential anti-inflammatory relevance

Note: These are not claims; kindly study and verify before processing.

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