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Pusa Basanti Gainda. Khobragade, R. Effect of planting distance and pinching on growth, flowering and yield of China aster Callistephus chinensis. Horticulturae , 7, 17 of 17 Sailaja, S. Different parts of the plant is useful in fevers, astringent, carminative, stomachic, scabies and liver complaints and is also employed in diseases of the eyes, purify blood, bleeding piles and also used in rheumatism, colds and bronchitis. It shows different pharmacological activities like anti-nociceptive, anti-inflammatory, antioxidant, insecticidal, larvicidal, hepatoprotective, mosquitocidal, nematicidal, wound healing, antibacterial, antimicrobial, antiepileptic, fungitoxic and antimutagenic.
It is getting popularized in healthcare is burdened with great problems of different countries owing to its natural origin and unsafe medicines, chronic diseases, resistant lesser side effects. Today, Ayurveda coexists with used in traditional cultures all over the world and modern system of medicine, and is still widely used they are becoming increasingly popular in modern and practiced. It is stout, branching materials typically results from the combinations of herb, native to Mexico and other warmer parts of secondary metabolites present in the plant such as America and neutralized elsewhere in the tropics alkaloids, steroids, tannins, phenolic compounds, and subtropics including India and Bangladesh.
Order - Asterales [11] Family - Asteraceae Genus - Tagetes Figure 1: Flower of Tagetes erecta Ethnomedicinal Uses: Different parts of this plant phenolics, syringic acid, methyl-3, 5-dihydroxy including flower are used in folk medicine to cure methoxy benzoate, quercetin, thienyl and ethyl various diseases.
Leaves are used as antiseptic, in gallat. The flower is useful in fevers, lasting odor and contains d-limonene, ocimene, l- epileptic fits Ayurveda , astringent, carminative, linalyl acetate, l-li-nalool tagetone, n-nonyl stomachic, scabies and liver complaints and is also aldehyde, lutein.
Flower extract also contains quercetagin metabolites and the most important compounds are 0. The main compounds were piperitone edema in rat. The essential oil was active against larvae Tagetes erecta using acetic acid induced writhing of Aedes aegypti, with LC50 of The larvicidal thiophene et al.
Thus, Tagetes erecta Anti-oxidant activity: Chivde et al. Tagetes erecta flowers by three different assays [37] like DPPH, reducing power and super oxide radical scavenging activity at different concentrations were Hepatoprotective activity: Bose et al. In all the three assay, Tagetes erecta showed hepatoprotective activity in flowers of Tagetes better reducing power than the standard i. However, ethanolic extract of bilirubin levels.
In the same study lutein Mosquitocidal activity: Nikkon et al. Among the tested samples the chloroform soluble Lutein was found not only to be non-clastogenic at fractions showed the highest toxicity and all doses, but also showed an anticlastogenic effect consequently the LC50 values The larvae Insecticidal activity: Nikkon et al.
From this they concluded stored product insect pest, Tribolium castaneum the flowers of Tagetes erecta having good Herbst. The chloroform fraction showed highest mosquitocidal activity. All leaf amendments at infections, were screened against Neisseria different dosages significantly improved the plant gonorrhoeae NG by disc susceptibility assay.
The Tagetes erecta flower parts showed the wound healing activity of carbopol gels maximum inhibitory action against NG strain. Antiepileptic Activity: Shetty et al. In excision and burn wound of ethanolic extract of flowers of Tagetes erecta in models, the GE and TE treated animals showed rats. The findings suggested that ethanolic extract significant reduction in period of epithelization and may reduce the seizure threshold in epileptic wound contraction and combined gel showed patients.
The enhanced wound healing activity Fungitoxic activity: Kishore and Dwivedi reported of hydro alcoholic extracts may be due to free fungitoxic activity of the essential oil of leaves of radical scavenging action and the phytoconstituents Tagetes erecta exhibited complete inhibition of the flavonoids present in it which either due to their growth Pythium aphanidermatum Fitz.
The flavonoid-Patulitrin Tagetes erecta is important medicinal plant with is one of the potential elements for its anti-bacterial diverse pharmacological spectrum. The plant activity. Paul T, Devasagayam A. Vanwyk BE, Wink M. Medicinal plants of the world, 1st ed. Medicinal plants: An expanding role in development. World Bank Technical , Paper No. Erdogrul OT. Antibacterial activities of some plant extracts used in folk medicine. Biol ; Bhakru HK. Nature cure and natural methods of treatment Patel BV.
A Report of the seminar on, herbal drugs: Present status and future prospects, Proceeding of the Predc centre, Ahmedabad, Indian J Tradit Know ; 5 2 Toxicological evaluation of chloroform fraction of flower of Tagetes erecta L. Int J Drug Dev and Res ; 1 1 JBSO ; 1 1 Log in with Facebook Log in with Google. Remember me on this computer. Enter the email address you signed up with and we'll email you a reset link. Need an account? Click here to sign up.
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BioOne sees sustainable scholarly publishing as an inherently collaborative enterprise connecting authors, nonprofit publishers, academic institutions, research libraries, and research funders in the common goal of maximizing access to critical research. The aim of this study was to evaluate the activity of essential oil from Tagetes erecta against 3rd instars of Aedes aegypti and to determine the amounts of larvicidal thiophenes in all plant tissues.
The main compounds were piperitone The essential oil was active against larvae of Ae. The larvicidal thiophene contents were higher in the roots and flowers as demonstrated by high-performance liquid chromatography analysis. Thus, T. KEY WORDS Aedes aegypti, essential oil, natural larvicides, Tagetes erecta, thiophenes Dengue fever is one of the most important northeastern Brazil to produce flowers for use in emerging tropical diseases in recent years. However, the tion of 3 serotypes of dengue virus DENV 1 to 3 other plant parts are generally discarded.
The PAHO There are no vaccines or anti- availability of these other plant parts and the dengue treatment available. Currently, the most potential insecticide of genus Tagetes Vasudevan effective preventive measure is to control the et al.
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