quareticctivity of cultivated ingypt and etermination of theostioactiveraction.

Despite the traditional use of L. () as a diuretic drug, there is a scarcity in scientific data concerning the activity of its different extracts and fractions as well as the class of constituents responsible for this diuretic action. A comparative study was carried out for the diuretic activities of the different standardized extracts and fractions of the flowering aerial parts of as well as isolation of compounds from the most biologically active fraction.