Kingdom: Plantae 

Sub kingdom: Viridiplantae 

Superdivision: Embrophyta 

Division: Tracheophyta 

Class: Magnoliopsida 

Subclass: Rosidae 

Order: Rosales 

Family: Mraceae 

Genus: Ficus 

Species: Ficus elastica

 -Air Purification 

-Latex production

Indigenous to Southeast Asia, including regions such as northeastern India, Nepal, Bhutan, Burma (Myanmar), and parts of Indonesia and Malaysia. Prefers tropical and subtropical climates with high humidity and consistent warmth. As well as bright, indirect sunlight, but can adapt to lower light levels, which is why it is popular as an indoor plant. Phytochemical Constituents:-------- Proteins Resins Flavonoids (Quercetin, Kaempferol) Tannins Coumarins Ficin Lupeol Saponins

Phytochemical Constituents:

-Proteins 

-Resins 

-Flavonoids (Quercetin, Kaempferol) 

-Tannins 

-Coumarins 

-Ficin 

-Lupeol 

-Saponins

Industrial Uses:

 Ficus elastica was historically used for natural rubber production but has been largely replaced by Hevea brasiliensis in commercial settings. However, Ficus elastica latex remains of interest for smaller-scale and traditional purposes. In landscaping, it is valued for creating lush, green environments in urban areas, parks, and gardens.

Pharmaceutical Uses: 

The leaves of Ficus elastica were traditionally utilized for their anti-inflammatory properties to alleviate skin rashes and oral inflammations. 

Pharmacological Uses:  

Anti-inflammatory- Compounds in Ficus elastica have shown potential anti-inflammatory effects, which could be beneficial in treating conditions involving inflammation.Wound Healing: The plant's latex and other extracts have been studied for their ability to promote wound healing, possibly due to their antimicrobial and tissue-repairing properties.