The fingerprinting of extracts of flowers leaves, bark and seeds of Indian dhak tree, Butea monosperma by HPTLC technique.
Journal Title: IOSR Journal of Pharmacy (IOSRPHR) - Year 2018, Vol 8, Issue 12
Abstract
Flame of forest, Indian dhak tree Butea monosperma popularly known as palash is the integral part of traditional system of medicine. Bark, leaf, seed and flower part of Butea monosperma are used traditionally in treating various ailments. Hence the comparative study of bark, leaf, flower and seed was undertaken to study macroscopy, microscopy. Also phytochemical screening was carried out using HPTLC technique. Also the various solvent systems were studied to optimize the separation of various phytoconstituents present and to develop chemoprofile.
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Madhavi Sanket Apte, Milind Bhitre
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