Microscopic and phytochemical examination of the male inflorescence of Pandanus odoratissimus L.

Abstract

Pandanus odoratissimus L., commonly known as screw pine, is a tropical plant renowned for its diverse medicinal and ethnobotanical applications. This study investigates the microscopic features and phytochemical composition of the male inflorescence of Pandanus odoratissimus L. Detailed microscopic and phytochemical analyses reveal significant bioactive compounds and unique anatomical features, supporting the plant's traditional uses and potential applications in modern medicine.