A Study on Phytochemical Analysis of Phyllanthus Tenellus Roxb.

Abstract

Phyllanthus tenellus is a dominant plant in herbaceous family to appear frequently in various humid environments in Warangal region in Telangana. This plant is used to treat different disease like urolithiasis, inflammatory bowel disease, diabetes and hepatitis B. The present study developed phylogenetic relationship with secondary metabolites and other related compounds of 2 other species of Phyllanthus belongs to family Euphorbiaceae. This investigation was to establish the phylogenetic relationship with secondary metabolites and other related compounds of Phyllanthus tenellus of Euphorbiaceae family. Among them, Phyllanthus tenellus shows unique relationship with secondary metabolites, protein related compound.

Green leaves and seeds alcoholic extract controls Sporobulus indicus germination in laboratory conditions

“…The highest total tannin levels (another phenolic compound group) from the P. tenellus extract could be a response to the stressful environment in which this invasive species was collected 33 , area with stones, few soil and water deficit, in the microregion of Campina Grande, Paraíba, Brazil, with few soil and water deficits. The tannin accumulation, in this case, has an antioxidative function 34 www.nature.com/scientificreports www.nature.com/scientificreports/ (80%) of the whole P. tenellus plant 35 . The highest phenolic compound content and total carotenoids in the C. papaya L. seed extract is due to its function in sanity and resistance to pests and diseases, as a strategy for seed survival 36 , mainly against oxidative stress 37 .…”