PHYTOCHEMICAL ASSESSMENT AND QUANTIFICATION OF PRIMARY METABOLITES OF Senna siamea

Developing countries relies highly on traditional medicines. Herbal remedies include the use of various extracts of plants or biologically active components. This form of research offers manageable benefits for medical purposes. In order to evaluate the primary chemical compounds in Senna siamea, this study has been carried out. The results revealed the presence of larger hydrophilic sugars, proteins, benzene, sodium ascorbate in petals and enzymes in chutes. Test solvents found a peak extractive quality in alcoholic extract. In water and ethanol extracts, all the metabolites were qualitatively estimated and the results exhibit the presence of wide range of photochemical.