Ethnopharmacological relevance Cissampelos pareira, a well-known medicinal climber-
plant of the Menispermaceae family, has been extensively used in the traditional medicinal …

Malaria is a major global health issue due to the emergence of resistance to most of the
available antimalarial drugs. There is an urgent need to discover new antimalarials to tackle …

Plants are an indispensable source of various needs of human beings such as food,
construction tools, flavoring agents, and medicine. Rauvolfia tetraphylla L. is endangered …

Ethnopharmacological relevance Cissampelos pareira is used traditionally in India as a
remedy for the treatment of various diseases including malaria but the active ingredients …

Abstract One cularine-type alkaloid (1) was isolated along with two known compounds (2
and 3) from the roots of Cissampelos pareira. The isolated compound's chemical structures …

Rauvolfia, commonly known as devil peppers belongs to the family Apocynaceae has
recorded as native to tropical areas of the world with about 110 species of smaller to …

Human beings have encountered diseases since ancient times, and natural products were
the primary source of treatments. Plants provide humans with a variety of basic needs, such …

Globally, based on traditional knowledge, different parts of Cissampelos pareira plant are
being used individually or in combination in various forms to manage malaria. However, the …

Ethnobotanical research is a well-established field of science that attracts a lot of interest in
medicine. Plants are responsible for over 80% of folk remedies used in primary care …

India is known as hub of medicinal plants in recent years due to availability of variety of
species in different regions which is used in treatment of frequently occurred local diseases …