Common violet (Viola odorata L., Violaceae) has shown various medical applications.
Current study aimed to compile a review over chemical composition and medicinal …

Context: Conventional therapies using mucilage plants greatly used by practitioners in Iran.
The usage of mucilages is rooted in traditional knowledge with a history of more than 4000 …

The antimicrobial activities of n-Hexane extract and 5 Column Chromatography fractions, of
Azadirachta indica A. juss (Neem) leaves, showed antimicrobial activities against human …

Viola odorata Linn or sweet violet has several biological activities due to the presence of
flavonoids, tannins, alaloid, glycoside, and saponins. However, susceptibility of these …

The rich biodiversity of India and its extensive use since millennia for overall healthcare
system has found renewed interest due to recent advances in modern biology …

Viola odorata plant extracts are extensively used in indigenous medicine to treat respiratory
diseases. V. odorata's limited availability in nature, due to geographical conditions and …

Abstract Ethnopharmacological Relevance Egyptian plants are a rich source of natural
molecules, representing considerable biodiversity due to climate variations between the …

Sweet violet also known as the Viola odorata, blooms in continental climate conditions in
early spring with delicate flowers of attractive scent. It has been traditionally the part of …

This study was conducted to extract essential oil from an edible seaweed, Undaria
pinnatifida, and determine its chemical constituents, antibacterial and antioxidant potential …

ABSTRACT The genus Viola (Violaceae) consists of approximately 500 species widely
distributed throughout the world. Phytochemically, different groups of compounds have been …