Englerophytum Magalismontanum Sond. T.D. Penn (Sapotaceae): A Review of Its Botany, Nutritional Profile and Ethnomedicinal Potential

Kaone Kgotla Mokwena¹

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Vol.10 , Issue.2 , pp.34-45, Feb-2024

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Abstract :
Indigenous plants possess immense potential to play a vital role in resolving the intercontinental challenges relating to issues of food security, climate crisis, and loss of biodiversity. However, their utilization remains considerably low, which represents an unnoticed opportunity in their exploitation. Unlocking the potential of these plants requires extensive research, investment and knowledge dissemination to increase awareness of their numerous benefits and to cultivate a market demand for their products. Of the few, Englerophytum magalismontanum remains one of the underutilized indigenous plants capable of aiding many indigenous communities as a nutritional and pharmacological source. It is a tropical and sub-tropical indigenous plant that holds an immeasurable value as a food and medicinal source. Therefore, this review paper stands to extensively summarize researches that have been linked to the botany, ethnobotany, nutritional profile and ethonopharmacological potential of Englerophytum magalismontanum from all parts of the world to help encourage awareness and full exploitation of this plant species.

Key-Words / Index Term :
Indigenous plants, Engelophytum magalismontanum, Ethnobotany, Nutritional profile, Phytochemistry, Ethnophamacology

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