Abstract

A TREE CAPER HAVING HUGE MEDICINAL USES

*Autade Ashwini, Dr. Gajanan Sanap and Uttra Joshi

ABSTRACT

Capparis (caper) a shrub and flowering plant genus in the capparaceae family with a large distribution.it having core retention with antioxidant activity and also used in traditional medicinal system to cure the various diseases phytochemical and biological studies shows reveal the presence of many more essential compounds. Biological Like – antimicrobial, antioxidant properties and chemical like – quercetin, stigmasterol, kaempferol, rutin, caratemoids, campesterol, tocopferol. The main goal of presented review is summarizes comprehensive information was present it carries out with spacies of genus capparis grandis including the huge medicinal uses, morphology, ethanopharmacology, biological activity phytochemistry of tree capper (capparis grandis). The tree caper are used in long time ago in unani and ayurveda for their ethanopharmacologal and ethano medicinal use. In traditional medicine system the capparis grandis spacies for various diseases like a anaemia, dropsy, and arthritis and gout.the fruit also having more home remedies. The spacies having antioxidant and antimicrobial activity against various microbial pathogens. The spacies capparis grandis leaves having containing cprefenoids pigments which have vital role in protection of plants against photooxidative process. It is part of antioxidant defence system the spacies capparis having phytochemical constituent which protect skin against photooxidative damage and skin eruption. Capparis grandis large group of flavonoids, having polyphenol secondary metabolites, it broadly distributed in health bravegels and medicinal plant fresh leaves are cursed and the pulp is applied to insect bites fresh leaves are eaten as vegetable soup to treat skin dissorder like skin irruption.

Keywords: Traditional medicine, Functional compounds, Antimicrobial activity, Assessment of antioxidant, Immunostimulant, Functional food, Neutraceuticals, Phytochemistry and biological attributes.