“…(Leguminosae) has been extensively investigated for its isoflavonoid and neoflavonoid constituents (Ahluwalia, Sachdev, & Seshadri, 1965;Ahluwalia & Seshadri, 1963;Banerji, Murti, & Seshadri, 1965, 1966Banerji, Murti, Seshadri, & Thakur, 1963;Dhingra, Seshadri, & Mukerjee, 1974;Farag, Ahmed, Terashima, Takaya, & Niwa, 2001;Mukerjee, Saroja, & Seshadri, 1971;Ramakrishna et al, 2001;Sharma, Chibber, & Chawla, 1979a, 1979b, 1980a, 1980b. To the best of our knowledge, no phytochemical work on the root bark of this species has been reported.…”