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Anti-Viral Medicinal Plants & Their Chemical Constituents, Experimental and Clinical Pharmacology of Antiviral Plants
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Almost more than thousand traditional plants show important role in the cure of health-related issues from the ancient times. Medicinal plants & the herbs effective for this purpose. These plants derivative medicine have potential against different problem. In this we discussed different medicinal plants like boerhavia diffusa, Phyllanthus amarus, eclipta alba, andrographics paniculate, curcuma longa, glycyrrhiza glabra and many more which shows antiviral activities. Important phytochemical constituents which derived from the different part of the plants possess flavonoids, alkaloids, lignin’s, terpenes etc.
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