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Advances In Medicinal And Aromatic Plants: (volume 1)

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Present Book, the editor has made an attempt to describe all the important aspects of medicinak and Aromatic plants in one phase which will be helpful for the professionals, researchers and scholars working in the field of Natural Products in general, and Botany, Biotechnology and Pharmaceutical Sciences in particular.

The present book "Advances in medicinal and Aromatic Plants"(Volume1)is divide into 04 parts containing 18 chapters. The chapters are arranged in chronological order, with clearly described experimental observations, so that it is easy to understand the concept/protocols reated to the plant and pharmaceutical sciences/natural products.

Part 1 provides three (cultivation and conservation) focused on sustainable agricultural techniques and phytochemicals - the need behind MAPs: Part 2 provides ten chapters (Bioprospects and Drug Development) describing various techniques for evaluating the biofficay of medicinal and aromatic plants as an antidiabetic and Anticancerous as well as their efficacy against the pathogenic organism (fungi And bacteria both), and insect pests up their mechanism of action, However, Part 3 provides four chapters (Biotechnological Aspects) contain DNA Polymorphism, RAPD and tissue culture Techniques, however, and Part 4 (Futuristic Technology) is focused on the Strategies for MAPs.

In addition to this, plant Biotechnology molecular techniques and their applications in MAps as well as Drug testing protocols can also be useful multi disciplinary sciences.

Shukla AC

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Table of Contents..

PART 1: MAPS: CULTIVATION AND CONSERVATION TECHNOLOGY

Need of Cultivation and conservation of Medicinal and Aromatic Plants (MAPs)...
Medicinal and Aromatic Plants: From Cultivation to Utilization.....
Phytochemicals: The backbone of Medicinal and Aromatic Plants

PART 2: MAPS: BIOPROSPECTS AND DRUG DEVELOPMENT

Anti - Diabetic Plants: An Overview of pharmacologically Established Hypoglycemic Active Plants
The Indian Medicinal Plant Rohituka (Aphanamixis Polystachya) Exerts Anticancer Activity in Ehrlich Ascites Carcinoma Transplanted Mice...
Antidermatophytic Properties of Some indian Lichens.
Lichens can be Potential Source of Antifungal Drug against Dermatophytosisi...
Broad Spectrum Antifungal Activity of the Lichen, Peltigera rufescens (Weiss) Humb..
Antifungal Evaluation of Clove Oil for the Development of Herbal Formulation against Nail Infection..
Clove oil: Can be a Potential Source for the management of Water borne Bacterial Pathogens...
Antifungal Effect of Plant Metabolite (Cumin oil) for the Management of Post Harvest Deterioration In Fruits...
In Vitro and in Silico Investigations of Curcuma Longa L. as an Alternative for the Management of Post Harvesting Storage Pests....
Rye Ergot - A Potential Source of Ergot Alkaloid Based Drugs..

PART 3: BIOTECHNOLOGICAL ASPECTS

Genetic Variability in Elite Parkia timoriana (DC.) Merr.
Cultivars Grown in Manipur, India as Revealed by DNA Polymorphism...
Genetic Resources of Banana in Mizoram - A Need for Proper Characterization...
Prospects of Plant Tissue Culture Techniques for Sustainable Production of Banana..
Molecular Diversity Analysis of Siderophore Producing Fluorescent Pseudomonads Associated with Chickpea Rhizosphere using RAPD...

PART 4: MAPS: FUTURISTIC TECHNOLOGY