review on ethnomedicinal properties on polianthestuberosa L.

Abstract

Flowers are a key source of released fragrance volatiles in the biotic world. Despite the fact that volatile organic compounds (VOCs) have low molecular weights, low polarity, and low vapour pressures, the process of volatile release is influenced by the floral tissue’s morphology, anatomy, and cellular properties. Polianthestuberosa L. is a flowering plant in the Agavaceae family (also known as Asparagaceae and Amaryllidaceae by some botanists) that is commonly seen in Bangladeshi gardens. In India, tuberose is commonly known as Gulchari and Galshabbo in Hindi, Rajanigandha in Bengali, Sukandaraji and Nelasanpengi in Telugu, NilaSampangi in Tamil and Sugandharaja in Kannada.