INTRODUCTION

Eugenia jambolana, or jambul, is an evergreen tree native to tropical areas of India and parts of Asia.

It produces clusters of large, dark-colored, berry-like fruits that are eaten raw, extracted as juice or cooked.

The seeds, leaves, bark and wood of Eugenia jambolana provide practical and potential medicinal benefits.

ugenia jambolana Chemical Constution :-

 The compounds isolated and identified from Eugenia jambolana were 

Oleanolic acid, Ursolic acid, ß-sitosterol, and Gallic acid.

 Five phytochemical constituents of Eugenia jambolana seeds were isolated including

Gallic acid,Ellagic acid, Oenothein C, Cornusiin B, and Valoneic acid dilactone

USES

Eugenia Jambolana sweet fruit, rich in potassium, magnesium and phosphorus, that is also known for its many medicinal uses, some of them as important as the anti-cancer and anti-viral benefits that its extracts have exerted in some clinical trials and studies. Its seeds were used in Ayurvedic treatments to treat diabetic problems