Celosia L. is richly distributed in China and there are
about 60 species in the world. The chemical constituents of Celosia L.
include flavonoids, triterpenoid saponins, steroids, organic acids, and cyclic
peptides. Which have a variety of effects such as antimicrobial,
hepatoprotective and antitumour. To provide a scientific foundation for the
subsequent phase of research and development for Celosia L.,30 years of pertinent global literature is
summarized, analyzed, and categorized. An overview of 75 chemical constituents,
pharmacological activities, and clinical applications is provided.
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