Table 1 Provenance of P. vulgaris accessions used in this study
From: Inhibition of HIV-1 infection by aqueous extracts of Prunella vulgaris L.
Accession | Geographic Origin | Habitat |
|---|---|---|
Ames 27664 | North Carolina, USA | Lakeside along pine-oak forest |
Ames 27665 | North Carolina, USA | Roadside in spruce-fir forest |
Ames 27666 | North Carolina, USA | Trailside, rich mesic cove forest |
Ames 27748 | Missouri, USA | Roadside along prairie remnant, partly mowed |
Ames 28312 | Iowa, USA | Muddy, rocky bed of Rock Creek |
Ames 28355 | Iowa, USA | Des Moines River floodplain |
Ames 28356 | Iowa, USA | Slump below sandstone cliff |
Ames 28358 | Iowa, USA | Cleared woods |
Ames 28359 | Iowa, USA | Springs in dense forest |
Ames 28313 | Iowa, USA | Mesic prairie |
Ames 29161 | S. Ossetia, Republic of Georgia | Pine-spruce forest edge |
Ames 29156 | S. Ossetia, Republic of Georgia | Roadside along Tana River |
Ames 29160 | S. Ossetia, Republic of Georgia | Alpine meadow |
Ames 29155 | S. Ossetia, Republic of Georgia | Roadside along secondary subalpine meadow |
PI 656839 | Iowa, USA | Native prairie remnant |
PI 656840 | Iowa, USA | Shoreline of pond |
PI 656841 | Iowa, USA | Bottom ground field |
PI 656842 | Missouri, USA | Roadside prairie remnant |