Review of Tabebuia rosea DC. (Bignoniaceae)

Abstract

Plants are endowed by nature with a vast number of phytochemicals. These phytochemicals contain a variety of medicinal qualities added to them. It is feasible to use these drugs prudently for therapeutic objectives. It has a plethora of uses for developing treatments. Novel therapeutic solutions are having invented as result of both technological advancements and the growing adverse effects of prescription drugs. The greatest source of novel treatments for a variety of illnesses is medicinal plants. Chronic disorders that are incurable may be treated with medicinal plants. This review's objective is to ascertain each phytochemical's potential for therapeutic use across a range of botanical species so that additional research, study, and application can be conducted. To create medications with improved efficacy and fewer negative effects.