Plants by their genetic makeup possess an innate ability to synthesize a wide variety of
phytochemicals that help them to perform their normal physiological functions and/or to …

Ethnobotanical relevance Medicinal plants are frequently used by Gaddi and Gujjar tribes of
Kangra and Chamba districts of Himachal Pradesh, India to cure various ailments in humans …

Western Himalaya is an abode of medicinal plant wealth witnessed by herbal practitioners
since time immemorial. Ethnomedicinal plant Leucas lanata have therapeutic potential in …

The Himalayas are a rich reservoir of medicinal plants, which span across eight countries
and cover 18% of the Indian subcontinent, with approximately 1,748 species utilized for …

This study was designed to develop a simple, sensitive, selective, and precise high-
performance thin-layer chromatography (HPTLC) fingerprint and quantitative estimation …

Wounds are an unavoidable part of life that can come through physical accidents that cause
an opening or break in the skin, as well as chemical sources. Many invading organisms find …

Wound healing is a complex process that consists of several phases that range from
hemostasis, inflammation, proliferation, and maturation (tissue remodeling). Failure in the …

The genus Syzygium Gaertn.(Myrtaceae) is found in the Old-World tropics and subtropics,
their native range being from Africa through southern and south-eastern Asia, Malaysia, and …

The genus Leucas R. Br.(Lamiaceae) comprising about 100 species of shrubs, sub-shrubs
and herbs, is distributed in tropical to Southern Africa, Arabian Peninsula, Iran to South …

The genus Leucas is among the plethora of ethnobotanical species with promising
applications in traditional medicines to treat different ailments. Despite extensive studies on …