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Volume 11, Issue 2
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Abstract

Nature has always been a wonderful supply of therapeutic substances, providing us with a range of medicinal plants that produce helpful phytochemicals. The native species of the genus Echinacea, which are found in North America and are well-known among medicinal plants, are members of the Asteraceae family. Though there are nine different species of echinacea, only three DC, (L.) Moench, and (Nutt.)-are utilized as medicinal herbs with a variety of therapeutic uses. Contrary to other plant families, the Asteraceae family is one of the most well-known and widely recognized, with many of its members employed for therapeutic purposes. This is largely due to the availability of compounds with a variety of medicinal characteristics. This review has included the investigation of the morphological traits, ethnopharmacology, and diverse pharmacological properties of the Echinacea genus. The chemistry of the genus is extensively understood, and various chemical component groups-including alkamides and caffeic acid derivatives-are believed to be crucial for activity.

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Phytochemical, Ethnobotanical, and Global Perspectives of Genus Echinacea: A Panoramic Review
Current Traditional Medicine 11, E111023222049 (2025); https://doi.org/10.2174/0122150838260749230926072326
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Keyword(s): alkamides; caffeic acid derivatives; coneflower and plants; Echinacea; ethnobotanical; immunostimulants

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