Gummi myrrha is the air-dried gum resin taken from the branches and stems of Commiphora
molmol Engler (Burseraceae). The other names include myrrh, myrrhe, myrrha. Commiphora …

Myrrh is the resin derived from the branches and stems of a tree, known as Commiphora
myrrha. It is Native to East/Northeast Africa, Southwest Asia (particularly Ethiopia, Somalia …

In recent years more people throughout world are turning to use medicinal plant products in
healthcare system. Worldwide need of alternative medicine has resulted in growth of natural …

Myrrh, an important natural medicine, is the resin of Commiphora species. Many secondary
metabolites including terpenoids, steroids, flavonoids and ligans were discovered in this …

Occurrence, constituents and medicinal use of myrrh, obtained from the stem of different
Commiphora species are reviewed. The constituents of the volatile oil, the resin and the gum …

ETHNOPHARMACOLOGICAL RELEVANCE: The resinous exudates of the Commiphora
species, known as 'myrrh', are used in traditional Chinese medicine for the treatment of …

It is a resinous exudate (gum) of a tree, which is indigenous to northeastern Africa, Oman
and Saudi Arabia, but also grows in Persia and western India. In Ayurveda, it is regarded …

The present work was aimed to evaluate oleo-gum resins aqueous, methanol and
chloroform extracts ofCommiphora myrrha for antimicrobial activity against four types of …

Medicinal plants have a long track record of use in history, and one of them is Commiphora
myrrh which is commonly found in the southern part of Arabia, the northeastern part of Africa …

Oleo gum resin secreted by Commiphora wightii (A.) Bhandari known as guggul, one of the
most reputed drugs in Ayurveda has been extensively studied for its medicinal applications …