Ethnopharmacological relevance: The genus Curcuma, which is the most important source
of curcumin, has been widely used in different traditional medicines. Various species of …

Cadmium (Cd) is a toxic, heavy industrial metal that poses serious environmental health
hazards to both humans and wildlife. Recently, Cd and Cd-containing compounds have …

The present study was designed to study the chemical constituents of the leaf essential oil of
Curcuma caesia and its anti-oxidant, anti-inflammatory, antimicrobial and genotoxic …

Background: The approval of Taxol® in 1993 marked the great entrance of terpenoids in the
anti-cancer area and this drug is still highly important in the treatment of refractory ovarian …

Plants are the primary source of the food chain and are rich in nutrients and biochemical
compounds that mainly give beneficial effects to humans as well as other living organisms …

Curcuma caesiaRoxb. is a perennial rhizomatous grass having large leaves is commonly
used as traditional medicine. The plant contains camphor, turmingone, ocimene, cineole …

Background Metabolic syndrome is an increasingly prevalent problem, not only in
industrialized developed countries, but in developing countries as well. The modern …

Comparative phytochemical and anti‑bacterial studies of two indigenous medicinal plants
Curcuma caesia Roxb. and Curcuma aerug Page 1 International Journal of Green Pharmacy …

Curcuma caesia belonging to Zingiberaceae family is considered as an endangered plant. It
has many medicinal properties which can cure different health disorders and due to its …

Background Curcuma caesia Roxb.(Black turmeric) is a perennial medicinal herb belonging
to the Zingiberaceae family that is endangered in Southeast Asia. It is treasured for its high …