Ethnopharmacological relevance Tapinanthus species are hemiparasites that grow on
diverse hosts in African regions. Tapinanthus species are locally known as “all purpose …

Background and objectives: Tapinanthus globifer is a semi-parasite plant that mostly grows
on the branches of the host tree species of the genera Vitellaria, Kola, Citrus, Combretum …

Tapinanthus cordifolius (TC), a hemiparasitic plant in the Loranthaceae family and the
Tapinanthus genus, possesses numerous medicinal properties. In order to establish its …

Background: Tapinanthus globiferus (A. Rich) Teigh.(Loranthaceae) is an excellent
medicinal plant in terms of efficacy and also traditionally used for the treatment of various …

Tapinanthus species have been reported with safe toxicity profiles and efficacy in several
categories of diseases. Their ethnobotanical/pharmacological activities are viewed to be …

Background Medicinal plants represent a valuable source for new effective and safe
antimicrobial drugs making them an alternative therapy. Existing antimicrobial agents are …

The exploration of medicinal plants as potential alternative therapeutic model comes from
the quality content of its chemical compounds that exacerbate remarkable activity …

Tapinanthus globiferus is one of the mistletoes commonly consumed by the people of Akwa
Ibom State as a herbal cure for ailments such as hypertension, diabetes, ulcer and heart …

African mistletoe (Tapinanthus dodoneifolius)(DC), a plant parasite used ethnomedicinally
for the treatment of several human and animal ailments including stomach ache, diarrhoea …

Abstract Ethnopharmacological relevance Petasites (butterbur, Asteraceae) species have
been used since Ancient times in the traditional medicine of Asian and European countries …