Ethnomedicinal Uses, Phytochemistry and Pharmacology of Few Species of Genus Atalantia (Rutaceae): A Review

Synthetic drugs show major side effects, as well the fact that they have been discovered to be extremely harmful human assistance, many synthetic medications claimed used for treatment are of least interest today. Therefore, herbal medicines acquired prominence in recent decades. This review's primary objective is give a complete overview three distinct species Genus Atalantia mainly monophylla (Roxb) DC, racemaosa Wight, wightii Tanaka. The belongs Rutaceae family and there 22 accepted which selected because these available Western Ghat region Maharashtra, ethnopharmacological significance their facets still unexplored. genus utilized conventional medicine treat diverse array ailments like fever, rheumatic pains, cough, allergy, swelling, blood purifier, etc. current work comprehensive analysis published literature on phytochemical pharmacological reports above an effort deliver information suggest future research avenues. Out species, has received most attention but remaining two not much explored. aim this review discuss potential application medicine. plant characteristics, ethnobotanical uses, phytochemistry, activities summarized guide investigations.