The study of ecological effects on total phenol contact of plant species Euphorbia biglandulosa in the Hamedan and Lorestan provinces

Euphorbia biglandulosa (synonymous with Euphorbia rigida) is a perennial herb, native to the Mediterranean (southeast to southwestern Asia) and is always green. One of the characteristics of these plants is the removal of white latex while damaging the leaves and their stems. Despite being toxic, the latex contains phenolic alkaloids and terpenoid pharmaceutical compounds that are suitable for use in cancer treatment drugs, including breast cancer. Considering the impact of environmental conditions on medicinal properties, this research aimed to compare the phenolic compounds of this species in different Plant-growing places were done and for this purpose the plants were collected from six different places in Various provinces of Hamedan (Ostadan, village Heidare, Imamzadeh Kooh and road 20 km from Imamzadeh Kooh) and Lorestan (Vanaei village and Silvar village) and the characteristics of total phenolic were studied by Pholen-Denis pathway. The results showed that there was a significant difference in the total phenol at 1% between different plant-growing places in species of Euphorbia biglandulosa. The result of the compared mean was shown that there was the most content of total Phenol road 20 km from Imamzadeh Kooh dam of Hamadan. So this place was chosen as the best place for collected species Euphorbia biglandulosa interms of phenolic content, drug delivery was introduced