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Exploration of Phytochemistry and Ethnobotanical Uses of Cedrus deodara: A Review

. Nishtha, Parikshit Thakur

Journal of Pharmaceutical Research International · pp. 149–152 · Published 7 Dec 2021

10.9734/jpri/2021/v33i53B33691

Abstract

Cedrus deodara is one of the most useful tree species. Almost every part of the plant has good properties. Cedrus deodara has been an important tree due to its Ethnobotanical uses, Traditional uses, Phytochemistry and Pharmacology. From last decade, there has been a great progress in the medicinal perspectives of Deodara. Deodara has its utility in folklore medicines. Phytochemistry studies showed the presence of various useful compounds in the Deodara tree. Also, the oil of Cedrus deodara has a characteristic fragrance. C. deodara is also having traditional and ethnobotanical uses. Since Vedic period, various parts of this plant are being used for medicinal purposes.It is also believed that various respiratory diseases can be just cured by just sitting under this tree. In present, Deodara is seen as an important tree in point of view of research. It has its applications in Timber too [1]. This paper is focussed on the traditional and medicinal aspects of Cedrus deodara.

Cedrus deodara deodara ethnobotanical traditional phytochemistry pharmacology

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