A Review on Therapeutic Benefits of Active Chemical Moieties Present in Polyalthia longifolia

Polyalthia longifolia (Annonaceae family) is native to the drier areas of India and locally called “Ashoka.” It also cultivated in Southeast Asia, Africa, Australia New Zealand. known as Buddha tree, mast cemetery false Ashoka or green Champa. Generally, viewed a street tree because its effectiveness combating noise pollution. Macroscopically, versatile can reach over 15.0 m high with symmetrical pyramidal growth weeping pendulous branches. The term derived from Greek roots, “poly” meaning many “althia" cure, indicating that this plant has been used treat various diseases/disorders. In traditional indigenous systems medicine, commonly treatment fever, helminthiasis, diabetes cardiac problems. Pharmacological investigations have shown possesses significant biological pharmacological activity, which may include antibacterial, antifungal, antitumor, anti-ulcer, antidiabetic antioxidant properties. To date, more than 30 studies analyzed extracts bark, leaves, seeds, etc. reported total approximately 100 compounds, including steroids, flavonoids, clerodane diterpenes, cleroda-oic acids alkaloids. context broad medicinal potential longifolia, review compiles detailed exploration currently available knowledge phytochemical their properties longifolia. Its applications conditions are discusseds.https://maltcasino.fun/https://pinbahis.fun/https://onwin.direct/https://130betebet.com/https://detectivestripes.com/