Empirical tribal claims and correlation with bioactive compounds: A study on Celastrus paniculata Willd., a vulnerable medicinal plant of Odisha
R. C. Misra, Sanjeet Kumar, Dipti Ranjan Pani, D. C. Bhandari
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R. C. Misra, Sanjeet Kumar, Dipti Ranjan Pani, D. C. Bhandari
Abstract
The present study elucidates the indigenous use of various parts of Celastrus paniculata Willd. as divulged from the structured interview and cross verification with 26 tribal informants of 19 villages of 6 dominant tribes of Odisha. Further, it highlights the establishment of correlation between the reported tribal claims and presence of such causal bioactive compounds to justify their rationale through phytochemical testing and published literature.
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The present study elucidates the indigenous use of various parts of Celastrus paniculata Willd. as divulged from the structured interview and cross verification with 26 tribal informants of 19 villages of 6 dominant tribes of Odisha. Further, it highlights the establishment of correlation between the reported tribal claims and presence of such causal bioactive compounds to justify their rationale through phytochemical testing and published literature.
Key concepts: Traditional medicine, Indigenous, Phytochemical, Traditional knowledge, Biology, Medicine, Ecology