Medicinal plants of Dominicaâ€”Uses, chemical constituents, bioactivities and prospects

Olugbenga Morebise

2015, Vol. 3, Issue 5, Part C

Medicinal plants of Dominicaâ€”Uses, chemical constituents, bioactivities and prospects

Fig.: Figure shows A. muricata leaves and fruit

Fig.: Gliricidia sepium

Fig.: Wedelia trilobata

Fig.: Achyranthes aspera

Fig.: Phyllanthus tenellus.

Fig.: Momordica charantia

Fig.: Fruits of C. limon

Fig.: The Syzygium aromaticum Plant

Fig.: Dried Flower Buds of Cloves

Fig.: Morinda citrifolia

Fig.: The Chenopodium ambrosioides Plant

Fig.: The Hibiscus rosa-sinensis Plant

Fig.: The Hibiscus sabdariffa Plant.

Fig.: Figure shows the leaves, fruits and seeds of G. mangostana

Fig.: Richeria grandis Tree showing Bark

Fig.: The Richeria grandis Plant

Fig.: The Catharanthus roseus plant

Fig.: The Pluchea carolinensis Plant

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