Abstract:
Cleome viscosa Linn
(Capparaceae) commonly known as “wild or dog
mustard” is an annual sticky herb found as a common weed all over
the plains of India and through the trophics of the world. The whole
plant
and its parts (Leaves, pods and roots) are widely used in
traditional and folkloric systems of medicine. Cleome viscosa were
extracted with and all these extract were screened for the presence
of various metabolites (primary and secondary) including proteins,
carbohydrates, etc was found in the roots and the alkaloids,
glycosides, amino acids, volatile oils, steroids and terpenoids are
present in all three parts of C. viscosa, the result showed that.
