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One of the medicinal plants known in traditional medicine, henna with the scientific name Lawsonia inermis L. comes from the Lythraceae family and purslane with the scientific name Portulaca oleracea L. comes from the Portulacaceae family. According to the compounds present in these plants, many properties such as antimicrobial, anti-inflammatory, wound healing, trypsin inhibitory and antioxidant properties have been reported for them.
This study was conducted on 24 male rats in the weight range of 200±20 grams, which were divided into 4 groups of six. Wounds 2 cm long were created on the back skin of mice: the first group was kept without treatment as a control, the second group was treated with Esrin (negative control) and the other two groups were treated with ointments made of henna and purslane with a concentration of 50% by weight. -Weight was used in the daily basis of Esrin. The area of the wound was measured daily from the second to the fourteenth day with Autocade software. The data were analyzed using SPSS software at a significance level of p<0.05.
The decrease in wound area was significantly higher in all groups treated with purslane and henna. Purslane showed a better effect.
Henna and purslane ointment can be used as effective substances in the treatment of skin wounds by significantly reducing the healing time and wound area.

In this research Centaurea bruguierana (DC.) Hand. from Asteraceae (Section Tetramorpheae) have been studied using taxonomic properties from morphologic, anatomic and palynological view points. Critical morphologic properties in this study are trichome-cover, Capitule inflorescence, achene fruit, and seed shape. Anatomical studies of the leave in studied species showed that this species has polycellular trichomes. As well the mesophyll type of the leave is that of isobilateral. Palynological characters are performed by Scan Electron Microscopy. In this studied species the pollen grains are symmetric and isipolar, tricolporate. The pollen grains shape in equatorial view are prolate. In Polar view the pollen had a spheroidal shape. The pollen grains had three Colpi and pore in the equatorial area. The pollen grains type are of Trizonocolpate and tectum is of the echinate type. The pollen grains type are of Trizonocolpate and tectum is of the echinate type. . . . . . .

Of Cardaria DESV. genus is a species Cardaria draba (L.)DESV. in Iran.Plant is Pereniale . Lower leaves are petiolate, entire, lyrate or sinuate. Upper leaves are sessile with cordate or slightly sagittate base, ovate-oblong, often serrate-sinuate, amplexicaule, with (or without) stipule. inflorescence dense corymbe. Fruit is silicule, obcordate. Pollen grains morphology Were studied with Optical microscope and scaning electrony microscope to evaluate phylogenetic Relationships. For Optical microscope studies, the pollen grains were asetolysied with Erdthman method. After sprayed gold pollen grains on the samples with electron microscope model Philips XL 30 PD were studied. Pollen grains single, isopolar, tricolpate, elliptic in equatorial view, round in polar view, Pollen grain size of 15-35 µm in length, 18-40 µm in width Are different. Tectum is reticulate. Features of pollen grains coupled with other traits in the interpretation of systematic relationships of this genus are used.