Phytochemical screening of Saraca asoca (Ashoka tree)

Saraca asoca also known as Ashoka tree, belongs to the family Caesalpiniaceae, which is a wild native that has significant traditional value. A variety of ailments can be cured by such amazing herbs that have the qualities of Ayurveda medicines. Saraca Indica is a significant conventional Indian medicinal herb utilized in various rituals and diseases. The literature references the use of various plant parts, including leaves and resins, as medications to treat various inflammatory diseases. There are, however, few investigations on the phytochemical components and therapeutic qualities of these plants' bark skin. In this research, it's been tested and examined presence of phytochemicals in the Ashoka tree along with its therapeutic uses. Also considering with positive and negative outcomes of presence and absence of phytochemicals such as saponin, tannin, etc.

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International Journal of Research in Agronomy
Published
2024-10-01
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https://doi.org/10.33545/2618060x.2024.v7.i10d.1761
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Medicinal Plants and Neuroprotection
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Phytochemical screening of Saraca asoca (Ashoka tree)

Gurshaminder Singh, Akanksha Sant
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International Journal of Research in Agronomy
Medicinal Plants and Neuroprotection
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Phytochemical screening of Saraca asoca (Ashoka tree)

Gurshaminder Singh, Akanksha Sant
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Abstract

Saraca asoca also known as Ashoka tree, belongs to the family Caesalpiniaceae, which is a wild native that has significant traditional value. A variety of ailments can be cured by such amazing herbs that have the qualities of Ayurveda medicines. Saraca Indica is a significant conventional Indian medicinal herb utilized in various rituals and diseases. The literature references the use of various plant parts, including leaves and resins, as medications to treat various inflammatory diseases. There are, however, few investigations on the phytochemical components and therapeutic qualities of these plants' bark skin. In this research, it's been tested and examined presence of phytochemicals in the Ashoka tree along with its therapeutic uses. Also considering with positive and negative outcomes of presence and absence of phytochemicals such as saponin, tannin, etc.

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