Amini-review of medicinal usesand phytochemicals isolated from Himalayan plant Delphinium brunonianum royle
Year: 2024
Type: review
Abstract: 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
Authors: HaaniaIshaq HaaniaIshaq, KainatNisar KainatNisar, Rabiya Riaz, Muhammad Sufyan Murtaza, Muhammad Shahbaz, Tayyaba Munir, Ali Raza, Danish Iqbal, Mueed Ahmad, Talha Riaz
Language: English
Subfield: Plant Science
Domain: Life Sciences
Open Access status: bronze
OpenAlex ID: W4404886282