Abstract

AN UPDATE ON GREVILLEA ROBUSTA POSSESS PHYTOCONSTITUENTS AND PHARMACOLOGICAL USED FOR HUMAN AND ANIMALS

Priyanka*, Rahul Sharma and Aaditya Singh

Abstract

Grevillea robusta, a native Australian tree that known by the name "silky oak," is being investigated more and more for its medicinal benefits. Its leaves, bark, flowers and seeds are just a few of the sections that contain a wide range of bioactive substances that are referred to as phytoconstituents. An updated assessment of the availability of research on the pharmacological characteristics, phytochemical properties, and possible uses of G. robusta for human and animal health is given in this review. It focus into the therapeutic effects that have been mentioned, with an emphasis on the antiinflammatory, antibacterial, antioxidant, anticancer, and woundhealing qualities. In order to fully use the enormous medicinal potential of this extraordinary plant, the review also examines safety concerns, the shortcomings of recent research, and prospective future research directions.

Keywords: Grevillea robusta, silky oak, phytochemical, medicinal plants, antiinflammatory.