Phytochemical screening and quanitative analysis of active phytocontents of Guizotia abyssinica seed to knows of their therapeutic values

Guizotia abyssinica Cass. belonging to the family Asteraceae is a vegetable plant with many industrial and medicinal value. Current research describes a simple, effective and reproducible G-in-vitro propagation protocol. G. abyssinica and comparative phytochemical analysis of natural seeds, leaf (mature and in vitro regenerated) and G. abyssinica Different annotations namely. apical and axilllary buds, leaves and internode were selected for the in vitro regeneration study to assess the effect of differential concentrations on TDZ. Different parts of the plant such as seeds, natural leaf, in vitro leaf and callus were dried and extracted from different solvents and tested with various phytochemical analyzes. Of all the four annotations used, the apical shoot appeared to be the best in terms of shoot reproduction and reproduction. In vitro renewed callus has shown the presence of phenol. It may be concluded that additional suspension of hormonal compounds may be helpful in the widespread distribution and release of drugs for commercial use. The findings provide potential support for tissue tissue techniques in the production of bioactive compounds but further studies are needed as well.