Terminalia arjuna (T. A) is one of the most common species of the genus Terminalia which has received scientific awareness for its general ethnomedicinal applications. This plant has a great involvement in curing many diseases and is used as a medicinal plant. Recent findings support its use against cardioprotective effect, lipid lowering activities, antidiabetic activity, anticarcinogenic, gas...

Terminalia catappa L. is one of the herbal plants that contain flavonoids play a role in wound healing including to bleeding after tooth extraction. The aim our study was identify chemical compounds contained leaves. This type research experimental. sample this leaves number 3-6 from base, at tree height 6 meters picked as much kilograms. Data analysis qualitatively and quantitatively. highest ...

Context :Terminalia catappa (Combretaceae) is a large tropical tree grows mainly in the regions of Asia, Africa, and Australia. The fruits drupe 5-7 cm long 3-5.5 broad, green at first, then yellow, finally red when ripe, containing single seed. Ripened fruit pulp contains anthocyanins. Objectives: To extract isolate active anthocyanin from Terminalia catappa. And characterize isolated cyanidin...

Terminalia catappa and subspathulata are two species of the Combretaceae family medium to large forest trees. The fruits T. known for edible nuts commonly as tropical almonds due their similarity in taste with commerce. Therefore, chemical profiles were examined ascertain potential value food or health uses. Gas chromatography-mass spectrometry (GCMS) ultrahigh-pressure liquid chromatography-el...

Soxhlet extractor was used in the extraction of oil from milled seeds of Terminalia catappa using petroleum ether (40-60 degrees ). The optimal oil yield was 56.71+/-1.66% with a viscosity of 40.79+/-1.05 centipoises. Other parameters of the oil were found as follows; specific gravity-0.9248, refractive index-1.4646, acid value-3.35, peroxide value-8.6, saponification value-166.2, and unsaponif...

Terminalia is a genus of Combretaceous plants widely distributed in tropical and subtropical regions. Thus, the aim of this study was to quantify the majority compounds of the hydroalcoholic extract (7 : 3, v/v) of the leaves from T. catappa by HPLC-PDA, chemically characterize by hyphenated techniques (HPLC-ESI-IT-MS(n)) and NMR, and evaluate its mutagenic activity by the Salmonella/microsome ...