Phytochemical and pharmacological Studies on leaves roots and stem Barks of five perennial plants
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newlineSelected five perennial plants contains Bilwa, Agnimanth, Patala, Shyonak and
newlineGambhari root is main part used in equal proportion and generally administered in the
newlineform Kashayai.e aqueous extract. In Ayurvedic classical these plants are prescribed
newlinefor in shotha i.e. anti-inflammatory activity in single or in combinations 22-26.
newlineSelected five plants are utilized either single or combinations in 712
newlineformulation out of 9458 formulation reported in Bharat Bhaishajya Kalpana27. There
newlineis huge demand of these plants in Ayurvedic formulation. Roots is main part use these
newlineplants. Due to exploitation of roots, harvesting of roots improperly plants will die and
newlinedue to perennial in nature the required mature root development required long time.
newlineDue to these reasons among five plants Patala (Stereospermum suaveolens (Rox.)
newlineDC.) Shyonak (Oroxylum indicum (L.) Vent.) listed under endangered28. Other three
newlineplants also facing the same situation. Still among endangered plants roots are
newlineexploited and plants become extinct hence to meet present and future demand
newlinealternate is required to preserve this plants. Keeping this intention if other plant parts
newlinesuch as stem bark or leaves possess similar activity then we can use them as
newlinealternative for roots of these plants without hampering the activity of drug in single or
newlinecombination use.
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