article · Case Studies in Chemical and Environmental Engineering
Many civilizations are aware of the medical benefits of Cannabis sativa. Due to its intricacy, several plant parts have historically been used in ethnomedicine. This paper reviewed the diversity and variability of chemical composition in Cannabis sativa under the effect of extraction conditions and genetic, geographical, and environmental factors. Equally, we summarized the most relevant environmental uses of Cannabis sativa and its derivatives in relationship to its ecological plasticity and diversity of chemical compounds. Analyzed papers showed that Cannabis sativa is rich in chemical compounds that vary depending on the used parts, genotypes, and geographical and environmental of growth areas.
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DOI: 10.1016/j.cscee.2024.100732
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