A Review on Pharmacological Aspects Of Tagetes erecta Linn
Keywords:
Tagetes erecta Linn, Quercetagetin, Hepatoprotective, Anti-diabetic, Marketed Preparations
Abstract
Medicinal plants and derived medicine are widely used in traditional culture all over the world and they are becoming increasingly popular in modern society as natural alternatives to synthetic chemicals. Tagetes erecta Linn Known as “genda phool” (Marigold) belong to the family Astraceae, native to Mexico, Central America, Bolivia and Colombia. All parts of this plant used for medicinal purposes. It contained wide range of chemical constituents thiophenes, flavanoids, cartenoids, triterpenoids, oxycaroteniod and xanthophylls. This review article focus on the pharmacological actions like antibacterial, antifungal, antioxidant, hepatoprotective activity, wound healing property, cytotoxic and insecticidal activities. This review is a step to open insight for therapeutic efficacy of Tagetes erecta.
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2. Arora A. And Alencer J.W., (1984); The presence of indole minor constituents of Tagetes erecta leaf oil; J. Essent. Oil Res; 6(2); 203-205.
3. Bauer A.W. Kirby M.D.K. Sherris J.C. and Trick M., (1966); Antibiotic susceptibility testing by standard single disc diffusion method; American J. Clin. Pathol; 45(4); 493-696.
4. Broussalis, A.M., Ferraro, G.E., Martino, V.S., Pinzon, R., Coussio, J.D. and Alvarez, J.C., (1999); Argentine plants as potential source of insecticidal compounds; J. Ethnopharmacol; 67(2); 219-223.
5. Chatterjee S., Prakash T, Kotrsha D, Rao RN, Goli D., (2011); Comparative Efficacy of Tagetes erecta and Centellaasiatica Extracts on Wound Healing in Albino Rats; Scientific Research; 2(4); 138-142.
6. Chivde BV, Karnakumar Biradar V, Rajabhau S, Shiramane, Kamshetty Manoj V., (2011); In vitro antioxidant activity studies of the flowers of Tagetes erecta L; International Journal of Agriculture and Biological Scienc; 5(5); 748-753.
7. De Feo, V., Soria, E.U., Soria, R.U. and pizza., (2005); Composition and in vitro toxicity of essential oil of Tagetes erecta HBK (asteraceae); flav. Fragr. J; 20(1); 89-92.
8. Elango G R., (2011); Efficacy of indigenous plant extracts on the malaria vector Anopheles subpictus Grassi (Diptera: Culicidae); Indian J Med Res; 134; 375-83.
9. Faizi S., Naz A., (2004); Esters of oleanane triterpenoids from the golden flowers of Tagetes erecta: isolation and autoxidation products; Helv.Chim. Acta; 87; 459-465.
10. George AB., (2010); Fenarolis handbook of flavor ingredients. Sixth edition; CRC Press. 1865.
11. Ghani A., (1998); Medicinal Plants of Bangladesh. Chemical constituents and uses; Asiatic society of Bangladesh; 23; 125-152.
12. Giri RK, Anindya Bose and Subrat Kumar Mishra., (2011); Hepatoprotective Activity of Tagetes erecta against carbon tetrachloride- induced hepatic damage in rats; Acta Poloniae Pharmaceutica n Drug Research; 68(6); 999-1003.
13. Gupta, P. and Vasudeva. N., (2010); In vitro Antiplasmodial and antimicrobial potential of Tagetes erecta roots; Pharma Biol; 48(11); 1218-23
14. Hadjiakhoondi, A., Vatandoost, H., Abousaber, M., Khanavi, M and Abdi, L., (2008); Chemical composition of the essential oil of Tagetes erecta L. And its effects on Anopheles stephensi larvae in Iran; J. Med. Plant; 7(11); 33-39.
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16. Ibrahim MA, Tariq Mukhtar and Muhammad Zammer Kayani., (2011); Combined wound healing activity of Tagetes erecta Linn; International journal of Pharmaceutical Applications; 2(2); 135-140.
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19. Kirtikar KR, Basu BD., (1997); Indian Medicinal Plant, Lalit Mohan Basu, Allahbad, India; 5; 1385-1386.
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22. Kumari, R., Verma, k.k., Dhindsa, K.S. and Bhatti, D.S., (1986); Datura, Ipomea, Tagetes erecta and lawsonia as control of Tylenchulus semipenetrans and Anguina tritci; Indian J. Nematol; 16(2); 236-240
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25. Raghuveer R., (2011); Antidiabetic potential effect of Tagetes erecta whole plant in streptozotocin induced diabetic rats; J Pharm Res; 3(3); 1407-9.
26. Raghuveer R., (2011); Antihyperlipedemic effect of Tagetes erecta in cholesterol fed hyperlipedemic rats; Sch Res lib; 3(5); 266-70.
27. Rahman M, Ekramul Haque M., (2009); Tagetes erecta linn and its Mosquitocidal Potency against Culex Quinquefasciatus; Asian pacific Journal of Tropical Biomedicine; 1(3); 186-8
28. Sharma S and S.Madhavan., (2011); Antibacterial Activity of the Flavanoids petulitrin isolated from the flowers of Tagetes erecta linn; International Journal of Pharmaceutical Technology and Research; 3(3); 1407-1409
29. Sharma, A., A.S. Mann, V, Gajbhije, and M. D Kharya., (2007); Phytochemical profile of Boswelliaserrata: an overview; Pharmacognosy review; 1(1); 137-142
30. Shetty LJ, Sakr FM, Patel MJ, Shareef H., (2015); A brief review on medicinal plant Tagetes erecta Linn; Journal of Applied Pharmaceutical Science; 5 (3); 091-095.
31. Shiva, M.P., Lehri, A. and Shiva., (2002); A. Aromatic and Medicinal Plant; 43; 219-222.
32. Singh, R.P. and Kataria, P.K., (1985); Toxicity of some plant extracts to mosquito larvae; J. Entomol; 47; 401-404.
33. Vogel GH., (2002); Drug Discovery and evaluation Pharmacological Assay. Analgesic, Anti- inflammatory and Anti- pyretic activity; 2; 670-671.
34. Zang Y, Zhang TT., (2010); Studies on the chemical constituents from the stem and leaves of Tagetes erecta; Journal of Chinese medicinal materials; 33(9); 1412 -1424.
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2019-09-01
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Singh, N., Mrinal, . and Thakur, R. 2019. A Review on Pharmacological Aspects Of Tagetes erecta Linn. PharmaTutor. 7, 9 (Sep. 2019), 16-24.
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