Table 1.
Test | Result |
---|---|
1. Alkaloid | |
1.1. Dragendorff’s reagent | − |
1.2. Wagner’s reagent | − |
1.3. Marme’s reagent | − |
1.4. Mayer’s reagent | − |
2. Tannins (General test) | |
2.1. Ferric chloride TS. | + |
2.2. 0.5% Gelatin solution | + |
2.3. 1% Lead acetate solution | − |
2.4. 1% Quinine sulfate | − |
3. Tannins (hydrolysable tannin) | |
3.1. Ferric chloride TS. | − |
3.2. Lime water | − |
4. Tannins (condensed tannin) | |
4.1. Vanillin reagent | − |
4.2. Formalin-HCl reagent | − |
5. Glycoside | |
5.1. Antraquinone | − |
5.2. Flavonoid | + |
5.3. Saponin | − |
5.4. Cyanogenic glycoside | − |
5.5. Cardiac glycoside (steroid) | − |
5.6. Cardiac glycoside (unsaturated lactone) | − |
5.7. Cardiac glycoside (deoxy sugar) | − |
6. Terpenoids | + |
7. Protein | + |
7.1. Xanthoproteic | + |
7.2. Ninhydrin | + |
7.3. Lead sulfide | + |
Phytochemical tests were evaluated for their chemical group, e.g., flavonoids, alkaloids, glycosides, proteins, terpenoids using chemical reagents. (+) Positive result; (−) Negative result.