Nutraceutical and Phytochemical Components a Traditional Indian Vegetable: Solanum torvum Sw. (Solanaceae)

The Solanum torvum largest family Solanaceae, contains many species that are found both in the wild and under cultivation around the world. This family includes a large number of domesticated species that make substantial contributions to the food business. A number of species in the solanaceae family, which is the largest, are found all over the world in both wild and cultivated forms. Many domesticated species from this family contribute a significant amount of the food industry. Solanum torvum, which is also utilised as rootstock for produced Solanaceae, has the ability to escape from its natural habitats, altering native vegetation and modifying interactions with other species. The plant has been utilised as a hepatoprotective agent in Indian traditional medicine and its fruits are utilised as a nervous tonic in mexican traditional medicine. But when it comes to treating gastrohelcosis, leaves and berries are especially in essential.