... Salidroside and tyrosol, rosin, rosavin, rosarin, cinnamyl alcohol, herbacytrin, umbeliferon, esculetin, luteolin, tricetin, epigallocatechin, epigallocatechin gallate, lotaustralin, rodiocyanoside A, tannins, daucosterol and b-sitosterol, hydroxycinnamic, gallic acid, chlorogenic acid Kang et al. (1992), Krasnov et al. (1978), Krajewska- Patan et al. (2006), Wiedenfeld et al. (2007b), Zuo et al. (2007), Wong et al. (2008), Krajewska-Patan et al. (2009), Krajewska-Patan et al. (2013) R. quadrifida Salidroside and tyrosol, rosin, rosavin, rosarin, cinnamyl alcohol, rhodiooctanoside, rhodiolin, mongrhoside, rhodiocyanosides A and B, rhodioflavonoside, rhodiooctanoside, tricetin, L-rhamnopyranoside, osmaronin, chlorogenic acid Yoshikawa et al. (1996), Altantsetseg et al. (2007), Wiedenfeld et al. (2007a) R. rosea (in total over 140 compounds) salidroside and tyrosol, rosin, rosavin, rosarin, cinnamyl alcohol, epigallocatechin, epigallocatechin gallate, lotaustralin, rodiocyanoside A, herbacetin, kaemferol, rosiridol and rosaridin, daucosterol and b-sitosterol, Rhodiolosid A-C, organic acids, tannins, waxes, fats, proanthocyanidins, sachaliside, gallic, hydroxycinnamic acid, acetylrodalgin and tricin Saratikov et al. (1967), Kurkin et al. (1985, 1986), Kurkin and Zapesochnaya (1986), Akgul et al. (2004), Yousef et al. (2006), Altantsetseg et al. (2007), Ali et al. (2008), Ma et al. (2013) R. sachalinensis (in total over 44 compounds) salidroside and tyrosol, rosarin, rosavin, cinnamyl alcohol, multiflorin B, tricetin, afzelin, kaempferol, rhodionin, rhodiosin, gallic acid, sachalosides I –V, sacranoside A, rhodiocyanoside A, lotaustralin, hetorodendrin, -glucopyranoside Lee et al. (2000), Nakamura et al. (2007), Zhang et al. (2007a), Choe et al. (2012) Phytochem Rev included in the list of endangered plant species in many countries (Russia, Great Britain, the Czech Republic, Bosnia and Herzegovina, vulnerable in Slovakia; in Bulgaria collection is strictly forbidden; in Poland R. rosea is only found in National Parks) (Galambosi 2006; Kołodziej and Sugier 2012). Sufficient yields of field-cultivated R. rosea roots/rhizomes could be obtained within 5–7 years of cultivation, however the costs are high (Galambosi 2006; Peschel et al. 2013). ...