Volume 19 No 6 (2021)
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A Comprehensive Review OnCoriandrumSativum Linn
Ala Vishnu Priya, V.Santhosh Kumar
Abstract
Coriander (Coriandrumsativum L.) being an annual herb is most commonly used for seasoning purposes. Its plant seeds, leaves, and roots are edible, although they have very distinct flavors and uses. The herb has a light and fresh flavor. Coriander can be used as a whole plant and can be processed because of its perishable nature of leaves and to increase the palatability of ripe fruits (seeds) before using it as a flavoring agent in different food preparations
Keywords
Coriander, processing, fatty acids, antioxidant content, Anthelmintic Activity, Sedative Hypnotic Activity, anti-anxiety, diuretic activity, Hepatoprotective Activity, anti-hyperglycemic activity
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