Authors

  • Gafarova Saida
    Senior Lecturer Of The Department Of Biology, Bukhara State University, Uzbekistan
  • Zagirova Karina
    Student, Bukhara State University, Uzbekistan
  • Talmakhanova Ulzhan
    Student, Bukhara State University, Uzbekistan

DOI:

https://doi.org/10.37547/ijmscr/Volume02Issue04-06

Keywords:

Castor bean poisonous plant

Abstract

The article provides information about the biological and ecological properties of the castor bean, its chemical composition, agricultural technology, application in the aviation industry, soap, leather, paint and varnish production and medicine.


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ABSTRACT

The article provides information about the biological and ecological properties of the castor bean, its chemical
composition, agricultural technology, application in the aviation industry, soap, leather, paint and varnish production
and medicine.

KEYWORDS

Castor bean, poisonous plant, oilseed, ornamental plant, ricin and ricinin.

INTRODUCTION

The flora of Bukhara since 1995-2000, due to

renovation and restructuring, has been largely

changed, many old plant species have been destroyed

or on the verge of destruction and many new species

Research Article

BIOECOLOGICAL PROPERTIES AND SIGNIFICANCE OF THE ORDINARY
CASTONE (RICINUS COMMUNIS)

Submission Date:

April 20, 2022,

Accepted Date:

April 25, 2022,

Published Date:

April 30, 2022

Crossref doi:

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Gafarova Saida

Senior Lecturer Of The Department Of Biology, Bukhara State University, Uzbekistan

Zagirova Karina

Student, Bukhara State University, Uzbekistan

Talmakhanova Ulzhan

Student, Bukhara State University, Uzbekistan

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have been brought. In addition to the above,

according to our observations, over the past two

decades, the vegetation of Bukhara has been updated

with new species, for example: Weeping willow

(Salix), white willow (Salix alba), Apple-bearing

Maclura (Maclura pomifera), Camel thorn (Alhagi)

have changed to Rumex (rumex chalepensis),

Cardaria (cardaria repens), Garden yucca (yucca

flaccida), Lenkoran Albizia (Albizia julibrissin Durazz.),

Broom-haired Bassia or Cochia volosolistnaya (Kochia

scoparia var. trichophylla (hort. ex Voss) L.H. Bailey.),

Common castor (Ricinus communis L.), Caesalpinia

Gillis (Caesalpinia gilliesii (Wall. ex Hook.) D. Dietr.) [5].

Castor oil is an oilseed, medicinal and ornamental

garden plant. The main cultural centers are India,

Brazil, Argentina, African countries, China and Iran. In

Egypt, she has been divorced for more than four

thousand years. Castor oil is a poisonous plant that

was imported in the XIX century from India and

quickly spread. The cultivation of castor oil in Russia

began in the middle of the 18th century, in small

quantities. And today the total acreage of castor in

Russia is more than 130 thousand hectares. In tropical

and subtropical areas , castor is an evergreen shrub up

to 10 m high . In the conditions of culture in temperate

countries (Russia and others), it is an annual plant up

to 2-5 m tall. The stems are erect, branched, hollow

inside, pink, red, purple or almost black, covered with

a bluish waxy coating.

The leaves are large, 30-80 cm long, deeply cut,

sometimes separate, pointed, unequally toothed, dull

green with petioles 20-60 cm long. In summer,

racemose terminal or axillary inflorescences of green

with a red tint of flowers appear. Castor is a

monoecious plant: male and female flowers are

located on the same plant; male in the lower, and

female in the upper part of the inflorescence axis. The

flowers are small, light cream or white. Stamens are

numerous, collected in branched bundles. Pistils with

a three-part column and fringed stigmas are red,

crimson or light yellow.

The fruit is a spherical naked or prickly capsule up to 3

cm in diameter. Located between the leaves, the

fruits give the plant a decorative appearance.

Materials and methods

Mature seeds have an oval shape. On the dorsal side

they are convex, on the abdominal side they are

flatter, there is a longitudinal seam in the middle. The

seed shell is smooth, shiny, variegated, mosaic.

Depending on the castor variety, the mosaic can be

brown, pink, light pink, contrasting against the

background of the seed. The background color varies

from gray to copper-red. Thus, the seed resembles a

tick in its shape and mottled color, hence the

corresponding name of the plant. At the top of the

seed there is a seedling, easily falling off and having

the appearance of a white appendage.

Castor seeds contain from 40 to 60% of fatty oil. The

seed kernel contains up to 17% of proteins, including


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toxalbumin ricin, a highly toxic substance. Ricinin, a

pyridine alkaloid with a cyangroup among the

substituents, also contained there in an amount of 0.1-

1%, is poisonous. Lush "palm trees" of castor oil are

increasingly found in the city. They also meet in the

city of Bukhara. There is no doubt that the castor

grows quickly, it is not picky in care, it is beautiful. But

there is an unobvious danger in castor oil, especially in

its fruits. Castor oil, or castor oil, is obtained from the

beans of the plant. It is used in medicine,

cosmetology, chemical and automotive industries.

Ricin is 6 times stronger than cyanide.

In Russia, castor oil is grown as an oilseed crop in the

Rostov region, Krasnodar and Stavropol Territories. In

other regions, it is just an ornamental plant, a garden

decoration. But with all the advantages, castor oil can

cause irreparable harm, since all parts of this plant are

poisonous. Castor venom is represented by two

substances: ricin and ricinin. Ricin is contained in the

seed shell - this is the most poisonous part of the

plant.

Ricinin contains all the other parts: leaves, seeds and

cake. Its content for flowering decreases in leaves,

and increases in flowers. The lethal dose of castor

seeds is 0.3 mg / kg of weight (for adults - 20 pieces;

for children - 6). An adult is unlikely to chew the seeds

of an unknown plant. But it's a completely different

matter when children come into contact with him.

Their natural curiosity in the case of castor turns into

an irreparable disaster. Animals, having tasted the

leaves of this plant once, then bypass it all their lives.

The death of animals occurs when using cake from

spent castor seeds. The danger is that the signs of

poisoning appear late. It is very difficult to associate

the intake of ordinary seeds with poisoning. There are

characteristic signs after a day, or even three. The

poison ricin causes agglutination - the gluing of red

blood cells.

RESULT AND DISCUSSION

As a result, capillary circulation is disrupted in all

organs. They are clogged with blood clots,

hemorrhages and erosions appear. All this leads to

bleeding, the work of organs is paralyzed. The clinical

picture resembles endotoxic shock. The poison from

castor oil is death to the capillaries. With a

hemorrhage in the brain, deafness appears, then loss

of consciousness, convulsions are possible. Death

occurs on day 6-7. Until now, castor oil is used to

produce lubricants for the aviation industry, used in

soap, leather and paint production. The cake is used

for the production of glue and nitrogen fertilizers. The

appearance of the famous castor oil is also associated

with castor oil. For pharmacy purposes, castor oil has

a huge benefit. The oil obtained from the seeds is part

of Vishnevsky ointment, an aerosol for the treatment

of the throat, a preparation for patients with

urolithiasis. It is a mild laxative to eliminate

constipation and protect the stomach from poisoning.

Ingestion of plant seeds also causes enteritis,

vomiting and colic, bleeding from the gastrointestinal


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tract, violation of the water-electrolyte balance. The

harm to health is irreparable, the survivors cannot

fully restore their health, which is explained by the

ability of ricin to irreversibly destroy human tissue

proteins. Inhalation of ricin powder similarly affects

the lungs. Ricin has been investigated in some

countries as a potential weapon of mass destruction

and sabotage poison. Medical castor oil is a fraction

obtained by cold pressing. To destroy the ricin, the oil

is treated with hot steam. Ricin is a chemically

unstable substance and irreversibly denatures when

heated to 80 ° C. Oil is a thick viscous liquid of pale

yellow color with a characteristic odor. It contains up

to 85% of the triglyceride of ricinoleic acid. The rest of

the triglycerides are oleic (9%), linoleic (3%) and

various marginal acids (3%). Due to the presence of

ricinoleic acid triglyceride, castor oil, unlike other

vegetable fats, is soluble in 95% ethyl alcohol solution.

Castor oil is a classic laxative. It is part of some

liniments, for example, balsamic ones, which have

antiseptic properties and the ability to accelerate

tissue regeneration.

Technical grades of castor oil are used in various fields

of industry. Its high viscosity, which persists with

increasing temperature, and relative inertia make this

oil an exceptionally valuable lubricant for high-

powered internal combustion engines (aviation,

model), as well as a component of special lubricating

mixtures.

Castor oil is cultivated mainly for the sake of seeds

(Semina Ricini vulgaris, Semina cataputiae majoris),

from which castor (castor or ricin) oil (Oleum Ricini) is

extracted. Castor is bred in gardens as a fast-growing

ornamental plant. It is good on the lawn in single

planting or in groups (3-5 pieces) without other

plants. In mixed groups, it does not give the proper

effect. Castor oil can be used to decorate low walls.

The plant is sown in April in peat-bearing pots, later

transplanted into clay pots (1 liter). At the end of

frosts, they are planted in the ground without

breaking the earthen coma. Castor grows well in

sunny places and humus-fertilized soils with regular

watering.

Previously, several species were isolated in the

monotypic genus of castor, including the tree-like or

African castor (Ricinus arborescens Desf., or Ricinus

africanus Willd.), interesting because its leaves served

as food for the caterpillars of the Saturnia cynthia

butterfly, producing yellow silk.

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