Sách A Chemical Study on Phyllanthus reticulatus

The Phyllanthus genus contains species which have useful medicinal applications. A considerable number of these species have been examined and some effective constituents have been reported. In particular, the isolation of antineoplastic bisabolene glycosides phyllanthoside and phyllanthostatins from Phyllanthus accuminatus. Phyllanthus reticulatus is a large straggling or climbing shrub growing from 8 to 10 ft in height.1 The plant is used for a variety of ailments, including smallpox, syphilis, asthma, diarrhea and bleeding from gums.2 Moreover, it is also claimed the plant has antidiabetic activity in tribal area. In this paper, the isolation and characterization of three known compounds from P. reticulates were reported.