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) DC. (L.) DC., Trigonella foenum-graceum L., or Senna auriculata (L.) Roxb.) and 82% were mixed samples containing more than one species. About 63% of the mixed samples contained Ashwagandha as the major ingredient. Furthermore, we identified that six taxonomically divergent plant species from four families as adulterants in the mixed samples. CONCLUSION DNA barcoding revealed that botanical adulteration in the market samples of Ashwagandha is significant. Powder samples are more prone to adulteration than root samples. The adulterated
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