Ornamental plants like mayana are commonly known to beautify our surroundings, due to its colorful

leaves. Looking through its medicinal value, studies have shown that it has antimicrobial properties,
however findings of this study revealed that mayana leaves has wound healing property.

Further studies should be explored on the possibilities of using other methods on turning the product
into cream or lotion in different concentrations and different types of administration to heal burn and
other skin injuries. Its anti-hemorrhagic potential can also be explored.

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%20several%20reasons%20why,Analgesic%20compounds%20help%20relieve%20pain.

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Medina, T. J. T. and Cardenas, L. B. 2017. Comparative Culture Response Of Three Coleus blumei Benth.
Varieties As Basis For Explant Selection For Callus.