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REVIEW ARTICLE

A Review on Medicinal Properties of Lantana camara Linn.

Sanjeeb Kalita, Gaurav Kumar, Loganathan Karthik, Kokati Venkata Bhaskara Rao*
Molecular and Microbiology Research Laboratory, Environmental Biotechnology Division,
School of Bio Sciences and Technology, VIT University, Vellore, Tamil Nadu - 632 014, India.
*Corresponding Author E-mail: kokatibhaskar@yahoo.co.in

ABSTRACT:
The knowledge of traditional medicine and medicinal plants and their study of scientific chemical principles may lead
to the discovery of newer and cheaper drugs. Lantana camara is well known to cure several diseases and used in
various folk medicinal preparations. In last few decades, scientist and researchers around the globe have elaborately
studied the chemical composition of whole plant of L. camara as well as biological pharmacological activities. These
studies established the therapeutic potential of Lantana camara in modern medicines and a possible candidate for the
drug discovery. The present review gives a bird’s eye view on ethnobotany, phytochemistry, pharmacology and
toxicology of L. camara.

KEYWORDS Medicinal plants, Lantana camara Linn., ethnobotany, phytochemistry, pharmacology.

INTRODUCTION:
Medicinal plants represent an important source of medically The present review aims to document the morphology,
important compounds. Since ancient time, medicinal plants distribution, phytochemistry and medicinal properties of L.
are used to cure several types of health problems. Systemic camara and its future prospects for the further scientific
analysis of these plants provides a variety of bioactive investigation for the development of effective therapeutic
molecules for the development of newer pharmaceutical compounds.
products. Recently, there is a growing interest in the
pharmacological evaluation of various plants used in Taxonomy :
different traditional system of medicine. In last few Kingdom: Planate; Division: Magnoliophyta; Class:
decades, many of traditionally known plants have been Magnoliopsida; Order: Lamiales; Family: Verbenaceae;
extensively studied by advanced scientific techniques and Genus: Lantana; Species: Lantana camara Linn.
reported for various medicinal properties viz, anticancer Plant description:
activity, anti-inflammatory activity, antidiabetic activity, Morphology of L. camara is reported in Figure 1. L.
anthelmintic, antibacterial activity, antifungal activity, camara is a low erect or subscandent vigorous shrub with
hepatoprotective activity, antioxidant activity, larvicidal tetrangular stem, stout recurved pickles and a strong odour
activity etc. 1-10 of black currents. Plant grows up to 1 to 3 meters and it can
spread to 2.5 meter in width. Leaves are ovate or ovate
Lantana camara Linn. is a flowering ornamental plant oblong, acute or sub acute, crenate serrate, rugose above,
belonging to family Verbenaceae. L. camara is also known scabrid on both sides. The leaves are 3-8 cm long by 3-6 cm
as Lantana, Wild Sage, Surinam Tea Plant, Spanish flag and wide and green in colour. Leaves and stem are covered with
West Indian lantana. L. camara is a well known medicinal rough hairs. Small flower held in clusters (called umbels).
plant in traditional medicinal system and recent scientific Colour usually orange, sometime varying from white to red
studies have emphasized the possible use of L. camara in in various shades and the flower usually change colours as
modern medicine. they ages. Flowers are having a yellow throat, in axillary
head almost throughout the year. The calyx is small, corolla
tube slender, the limb spreading 6 to 7 mm wide and
divided in to unequal lobes. Stemen four in two pairs,
included and ovary two celled, two ovuled. Inflorescences
are produced in pairs in the axils of opposite leaves.
Received on 10.05.2012 Modified on 21.05.2012 Inflorescences are compact, dome shaped 2-3 cm across and
Accepted on 24.05.2012 © RJPT All right reserved
contain 20-40 sessile flowers. Root system is very strong
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and it gives out new fresh shoots even after repeated Ghana, infusion of the whole plant is used to cure bronchitis
cuttings. 11 and the powdered root in milk was given to children for
stomach-ache and as a vermifuge. Lantana oil is used in the
treatment of skin, itches, as an anticeptic for wounds. In
leprosy and scabies decoctions were applied externally. 12-14

Phytochemical composition:
Phytochemical composition of the L. camara has been
extensively studied in last few decades. Different parts of L.
camara are reported to possess essential oils, phenolic
compounds, flavonoids, carbohydrates, proteins, alkaloids,
glycosides, iridoid glycosides, phenyl ethanoid,
oligosaccharides, quinine, saponins, steroids, triterpens,
sesquiterpenoides and tannin as major phytochemical
groups. 15-18

Pharmacological studies:
L. camara is an important medicinal plant of the family
Verbenaceae. In recent history this plant is reported for
various medicinal properties (Figure 2).

Figure 1: Morphology of Lantana camara Linn. (golden variety),

A) Plant, B) Dorsal and ventral surface of leaves, C) Flowers, D)
Stem, E) Root

Geographical distribution:
L. camara is a tropical origin plant and native to Central
and Northern South America and Caribbean. L. camara is
now spreaded to nearly 60 countries viz, New Zealand,
Mexico, Florida, Trinidad, Jamaica and Brazil. It is reported
in many African countries including Kenya, Uganda,
Tanzania and South Africa.

In India, L. camara was probably introduced before 19th

century. Currently L. camara is distributed throughout Figure 2: Medicinal properties of Lantana camara Linn.
India. L. camara is known by different name in various
different languages in India viz, Raimuniya (Hindi),
Chaturangi and Vanacehdi (Sanskrit), Arippu and Antibacterial activity:
Unnichedi (Tamil), Aripoov, Poochedi, Konginipoo and Different varieties of L. camara plants’ leaves and flowers
Nattachedi (Malayalam), Thirei, Samballei and Nongballei were reported for antibacterial activity. Three different
(Manipuri), Tantani and Ghaneri (Marathi), Pulikampa solvent extract of leaves and flowers of four different
(Telegu), Kakke and Natahu (Kanada). varities of L. camara exhibited significant antibacterial
activity E. coli, Bacillus subtilis and P. aeruginosa whereas
Ethnopharmacology: poor antibacterial activity against Staphylococcus aureus. 19
L. camara is an important medicinal plant with several
medicinal uses in traditional medication system. It is been Ethanolic extracts of L. camara leaves and roots were
used to cure many health problems in different parts of the reported for antibacterial activity. The in vitro antibacterial
World. Leaves are used to treat cuts, rheumatisms, ulcers, activity was performed by microdilution method. The
catarrhal infection, tetanus, rheumatism, malaria, cancer, extracts exhibited antimicrobial activity against
chicken pox, asthma, ulcer, swelling, eczema, tumour, high Staphylococcus aureus, Proteus vulgaris, Pseudomonas
blood pressure, bilious fever, ataxy of abdominal viscera, aeruginosa, Víbrio cholareae, Escherichia coli and two
sores, measles, fevers, cold and high blood pressure. In multiresistant strains E. coli and S. aureus. 20
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Methanolic extracts of different parts of L. camara were Wound healing activity:

screened for antimicrobial activity against 10 bacteria and 5 Wound healing property of aqueous extract of leaf of L.
fungi by disk diffusion method and broth microdilution camara was reported in rats. Topical application of the
method. The leaves extract of L. camara showed highest extract on the wound (100 mg/kg/day) significantly
activity against Gram positive Bacillus cereus and Gram enhanced the rate of wound contraction (98%), synthesis of
negative Salmonella typhi. 21 collagen and decreased wound healing time. 27

Antifungal activity: Ethanol extract of leaf of L. camara was reported for wound
Antifungal potential of L. camara was screened against healing activity in adult male Wister rats. Topical
Alternaria sp. which causes different plant diseases application of the extract over the wound significantly
especially in vegetable plants. The antifungal activity was increased the wound healing activity. Histological analyses
performed by food poison plate method at three different of healed wounds confirmed the role of extract in healing. 28
concentrations of extract viz, 10 mg/ml, 15 mg/ml and 20
mg/ml. At 20mg/ml dose L. camara exhibited significant Antimotility activity:
antifungal activity against Alternaria sp. 22 Methanol extract of L. camara leaves was reported to
possess antimotility activity in mice. Intestinal motility was
Antifungal activity of ethanol and hot water extract of L. assayed by charcoal meal test in mice. At a dose of 1 g/kg
camara was screened against wood destroying white and body weight, the extract completely inhibited the transit of
brown rot fungi. Both extracts exhibited efficient antifungal charcoal in normal mice. Intraperitoneal administration of
activity against white and brown rot fungi, however ethanol 125 and 250 mg/kg body weight the extracts significantly
extract was highly potential at very low concentration reduced the fecal output in castor oil induced diarrhoea in
(0.01%). 23 mice. 29

Antiulcerogenic activity: Mosquito controlling activity:

Antiulcerogenic activity of the methanol extract of leaves of Essential oil from the leaves of L. camara was reported to
L. camara was reported on asprin, ethanol and cold resistant possess adulticidal activity against Aedes aegypti, Culex
stress induced gastric lesions in rats. Pre‐treatment of the quinquefasciatus, Anopheles culicifacies, An. fluvialitis and
effected rats with the extract (200 and 400 mg/kg body An. stephensi mosquitoes with LD50 values 0.06, 0.05, 0.05,
weight) showed significant protective effect in aspirin 0.05 and 0.06 mg/cm(2) while LD90 values were 0.10, 0.10,
induced, ethanol induced and cold restraint stress induced 0.09, 0.09 and 0.10 mg/cm(2) against Ae. aegypti, Cx.
ulcers in rats. The extract resulted in dose dependent quinquefasciatus, An. culicifacies, An. fluvialitis and An.
antiulcerogenic activity in all models. 24 stephensi respectively. 30

Hemolytic activity: Mosquito larvicidal activity of methanol and ethanol

The hemolytic activity of L. camara aqueous extract and its extracts of leaves and flowers of L. camara were reported
solvent fractions was performed by modified spectroscopic against 3rd and 4th instar larvae of Ae. aegypti and Cx.
method at four different concentrations (125, 250, 500, quinquefasciatus mosquito. Both extracts exhibited
1000 µg/ml). The aqueous extract and its solvent fractions significant larvicidal activity against both species of
exhibited very low hemolytic activity towards the human mosquitoes, however, at low concentrations (1mg/ml)
erythrocytes. The hemolytic activity of the different extracts extracts were highly active against Ae. aegypti than that of
was found in the following order: chloroform fraction > Cx. quinquefasciatus. 31
hexane and ethyl acetate fraction (50:50) > aqueous extract
> ethanol fraction >methanol fraction. 17 Antifilarial activity:
Antifilerial activity of crude extract of L. camara stem was
Antihyperglycemic activity: reported. The extract and its chloroform fraction resulted in
Antihyperglycemic activity of methanol extract of leaves L. the death of adult Brugia malayi and sterilised most of the
camara was reported in alloxan induced diabetic rats. Oral surviving female worms in the rodent model Mastomys
32
administration of the methanol extract of L. camara (400 coucha.
mg/kg body weight) leaves resulted in decrease in blood
glucose level to 121.94 mg/dl in alloxan induced diabetic Antiinflammatory activity :
rats. 25 Aqueous extract of L. camara was reported for anti-
inflammatory activity in albino rats. Extract treatment
Hypoglycemic activity of methanol extract of L. camara (500mg/kg body weight) significantly decreased paw
Linn fruits was screened in streptozotocin induced diabetic volume in carrageenan induced paw oedema test in rats. 33
rats (Wistar albino rats). Extract treatment at doses of 100
and 200 mg/kg body weight resulted in dose dependent Anti fertility activity (Embryo toxicity):
decrease in serum glucose level in streptozotocin induced Effects of hydroalcoholic extract of L. camara leaves was
diabetic rats. Extract treatment also showed improvement in studied on fertility, general reproductive performance and
body weight, HbA1c profile as well as regeneration of liver teratology in female albino Wistar rats. The extract
cells. 26 interfered in the frequency of fetal skeleton anomalies from
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dams treated with the extract and induced embryotoxicity as Toxicology:

indicated by post-implantation loss, without any signs of L. camara is one among the most toxic plants known so far,
maternal toxicity. 34 possibly with in top ten. Reports of L. camara toxicity have
been reported from Australia, India, New Zealand, South
Antiurolithiatic activity: Africa and America. However, the toxicity occurs only on
Ethanolic extract of the leaves of L. camara was reported the consumption of high amount of plants material. It is
for antiurolithiatic activity against ethylene glycol and reported that sheep, cattle and goats are susceptible to
ammonium chloride induced calcium oxalate urolithiasis in lantadenes A, B, D and icterogenic acid toxicity, where as
male albino rats. Extract treatment significantly reduced the horses, rats, neonatal calves and lambs are not susceptible
deposition of calcium, oxalate and also reduced urinary to lantadene A. The prominent clinical sign of poisoning
excretion of calcium, oxalate and creatinine. 35 includes photosensitisation and jaundice. Loss of appetite in
poisoned animals occurs within 24 hours and decrease in
Anticancer and antiproliferative activity: appetite also observed. The most severely poisoned animals
Oleanonic acid isolated from L. camara was screened for die within 2 days of poisoning but usually death occurs
anticancer activity against a murine tumour (Ehrlich ascites after 1 -3 weeks after poisoning. The kidneys are swollen
carcinoma), and three human cancer cell lines, namely and pale in colour, the gall bladder is grossly distended and
A375 (malignant skin melanoma), Hep2 (epidermoid the liver is enlarged. The oral toxic dose of lantadene A for
laryngeal carcinoma) and U937 (lymphoma). Oleanonic sheep is 60 mg/kg is toxic and 1–3 mg/kg by intravenous
acid exhibited promising cytotoxicity against A375 cells. 36 route. 40, 41

Leaves of L. camara were reported to exhibit cytotoxicity CONCLUSION:

effect on Vero cell line. In vitro cytotoxicity test was Ethnomedical and scientific reports about the medicinal
performed by MTT assay. The methanol extract (500 properties of L. camara represent it as a valuable plant and
µg/ml) concentration inhibited the growth of cells 2.5 times establishing it as a candidate for the future drug
less than did Triton 100 × 1%. 37 development.

Leaves of L. camara were reported for antiproliferative ACKNOWLEDGEMENT:

activity against HEp-2 (laryngeal cancer) and NCI-H292 The authors wish to thank the Management and Staff of
(lung cancer) cell lines. In vitro antiproliferative test was VIT University, Vellore, TN, India for supporting this
performed by MTT assay. Methanol extract of L. camara study.
leaves exhibited antiproliferative activity against NCI-H292
cells (% living cells= 25.8±0.19). 38
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