Amorpha fruticosa L. (Fabaceae) is a shrub local to North America which has been cultivated in particular for its decorative features, honey plant price and shielding residences in opposition to soil erosion. It is registered among the maximum noxious invasive species in Europe. However, a developing frame of medical literature additionally factors to the healing capability of its chemical parts. Due to the reality that A. fruticosa is an competitive invasive species, it may offer an ample and reasonably-priced aid of plant chemical parts which may be applied for healing purposes. Additionally, exploitation of the biomass for medicinal use would possibly make a contribution to relieving the detrimental effect of this species on herbal habitats.
