Studies on Antileucodermic Properties of Bark of Dalbergia sissoo Rox

The medicinal plant Dalbergia sissoo, is most often called Indian Rosewood.The dry bark has astringent qualities and a dark hue.Aphrodisiac, abortifacient, expectorant, anthelmentic, antipyretic, appetiser, quells thirst, vomiting, burning feeling, heals skin ailments, ulcers, and other traditional uses are documented for diverse species.Leucoderma, leprosy oedema, and bladder disorders are some of the Ayurvedic conditions treated with bark.The bark contains acids, phenolic compounds, flavonoids, and other substances.In this study, the dried bark of Dalbergia sissoo was examined pharmacognostically.The evaluation involves macro and microscopic examinations, as well as the determination of physicochemical parameters.