Botanical Overview
Euptelea polyandra is a species in the Eupteleaceae family. This species belongs to the Eupteleaceae family, a group of flowering plants. Phytochemical data for this species are limited at present.
General Description
A suckering small tree, occasionally a many-stemmed shrub, it is used as a street tree in a number of European cities.
Geographic Distribution
Euptelea polyandra has been recorded in 10 countries and territories worldwide, including Belgium, Canada, China, France, Georgia, and others.
Active Compounds
Phytochemical research has identified 1 compound in this species: betulinic-acid.
Research Status
Although this species has documented phytochemical constituents, its ethnobotanical and clinical documentation remains incomplete. The limited documentation available for this species represents an opportunity for ethnobotanical research.