Review on Anti-inflammatory Properties of Mangrove plants

Lalitha, P.; Sachithanandam, V.; Swarnakumar, N. S.; Sridhar, R.

doi:10.5958/2231-5691.2019.00045.5

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“…People in remote villages performed therapy to cure malaria utilizing the plant's vegetative and generative parts (Bandaranayake 1998). From the locals ' perspective, the utilization of mangrove plants from generations proved that mangroves had the property to cure malaria (Lalitha et al, 2019). In X. granatum J.Koenig, four compounds were found: gedunin, photogedunin, xyloccensin-I, and palmitic acid.…”

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Utilization of mangrove plants as a source of Malaria medicine in North Maluku Province, Indonesia

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Abstract. Tamalene MN, Sen UK, Bhakat RK, Vianti E, Bahtiar, Suparman. 2021. Utilization of mangrove plant species as medicine against malaria in North Maluku Province, Indonesia. Asian J Ethnobiol 4: 86-92. Local communities have still used plants as a source of medicine since immemorial time. Most local communities mix the plants to treat various diseases, including malaria. Almost half of 250 million of Indonesia’s population lives in malaria-endemic areas, and about 15 million people look for clinical malaria treatment every year. This research aims to survey mangrove plants as a source of Malaria medicine utilized by six ethnic groups of North Maluku Province, Indonesia. Data were collected from 98 informants on the local names of the used species, the parts, and the "modes of preparation.” The Fidelity Level serves to find out various outcomes. Six mangrove plant species, Lumnitzera littorea, Rhizophora mucronata, Scyphiphora hydrophyllacea, Sonneratia alba, Xylocarpus granatum, and Xylocarpus moluccensis, are used as malaria medicine. The traditional treatment that used mangrove rinds, barks, fruits, and flowers was a popular method practiced in the community social life. The mangrove plants have cultural, ecological, and economic values; Authors suggest that further investigations be undertaken on the pharmacological properties and level of toxicity of potion made using mangrove plant species. This will lead to stating scientific information related to the safety of consuming traditional medicines.

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Utilization of mangrove plants as a source of Malaria medicine in North Maluku Province, Indonesia

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“…Flowers from the mangrove species Rhizopora apiculata, Sonneratia alba J., and Bruguiera gymnorrhiza Lam are raw materials for traditional skin diseases [23]. The bark of the mangrove species Rhizophora spp is the raw material for toothache and malaria medicine [24]. Meanwhile, the young roots of the three types of mangroves are also helpful as toothache medicine and as a diarrhea cure [25].…”

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Formulating a revitalization strategy for a sustainable mangrove environment with natural and human resource management

Suswadi,

Irawan,

Esthi

et al. 2023

IOP Conf. Ser.: Earth Environ. Sci.

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Damage to mangrove areas in Sayung District in the 1980s due to the conversion of mangrove forests into tiger shrimp ponds had a long-term impact. The problems that trigger the destruction of mangrove ecosystems are the loss of natural landscapes due to abrasion, accretion, and tidal flooding, as well as human, economic, and development activities. In recent years, the improper management of natural resources has begun to be realized, not only by local governments and stakeholders but also by the active awareness of the community. This study aims to develop a strategy for revitalizing the management and sustainability of mangrove ecosystem resources through a socio-ecological approach. The location selection method used a purposive method, while the sample selection used a simple random sampling method. Researchers using SWOT analysis will determine the formulation of the revitalization strategy. The cross-tabulation between internal and external factors results in aggressive strategic decisions and the horizontal integration of growth. The formulation of the revitalization strategy includes 1) The establishment of ecotourism and mangrove forest educational tourism; 2) the establishment of craft centers based on sustainable mangrove resources; 3) exhibition slots created by the community surrounding the mangrove ecosystem; 4) Natural product consumption in the private sector; 5) Ongoing promotion of coastal and river clean-ups in conjunction with community empowerment; 6) Seeds for pond fish, mini crabs, seaweed, and other aquatic life are available. 7) Traditional medicine based on mangrove germplasm; 8) Product marketing digitization to increase selling price and bargaining position; 9) Training in essential mangrove restoration; 10) Conservation and rehabilitation of mangrove ecosystems; 11) Tour guide training and modern education-promotion for the younger generation; 12) A labor-intensive program for the development and improvement of facilities and infrastructure; 13) Silvofishery training and implementation; 14) The establishment of a downstream business center and the incubation of the derivative service sector; 15) The formation of hygiene awareness groups and waste banks, as well as 16) Advanced training for unemployed human resources.

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“… Avicennia marina mangrove tree belonging to Acanthaceae family, considered as a very good example of mangrove have been widely used for antifungal properties [16] .  Mangrove plants, acanthus ilicifolius is useful in the inhibition of the inflammation, having Antiinflammatory properties [17] .  Furthermore Acanthus Ebracteatus, Barleria Lupulina and Clinacanthus Nutans shows a significant Antiinflammatory properties [18] .…”

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A spy on costal plant-Mangrove: A review article

HR¹,

BV²

2022

Int. J. Pharmacognosy Life Sci.

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India has a rich heritage of knowledge on plant-based drugs for use in preventive and curative medicines. Among those mangrove plants have been used in folklore medicines and extracts from mangrove species have proven inhibitory and curative activity against different diseases including Anti-oxidant, Anti-viral, Anti-diabetic, Anti-cancer, Anti-microbial, Anti-inflammatory, Anti-ulcer activity. Along with different pharmacological activities this review also summarizes mangrove role in the prevention of soil erosion along with it plays a major role in curing Baldness.

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Review on Anti-inflammatory Properties of Mangrove plants

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Utilization of mangrove plants as a source of Malaria medicine in North Maluku Province, Indonesia

Utilization of mangrove plants as a source of Malaria medicine in North Maluku Province, Indonesia

Formulating a revitalization strategy for a sustainable mangrove environment with natural and human resource management

A spy on costal plant-Mangrove: A review article

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