Amini-review of medicinal usesand phytochemicals isolated from Himalayan plant Delphinium brunonianum royle

Delphinium brunonianum royle known as the Musk larkspur plantbelongs to the family Ranunculaceaeand is endemic to China that grows at high elevations ranging from 3500 to 6000 m in the Himalayan area, Pamir, south-east Tibet, and Afghanistanhaving glabrous, an erect and tall perennial herb that is 20-40 cm long and leafy on the underside. Flowers are huge and range in color from royal blue to pastel blue. Seeds are angler or winged, with a hairy folicle 5-6. July to September is the months for flowering and fruiting.D. brunonianumcontains different medicinal properties including anti-bacterial, anti-oxidant, anti-lice,anthelmintic, and anti-inflammatory. This plant contains several useful phytoconstituents, according to phytochemical research. The current review is an attempt to give a detailed evaluation of the literature on scientific studies of D. brunonianum's traditional medicinal uses and its pharmacological properties