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Current Trends in Medicinal Botany

By: Muhammad Iqbal(Editor), Altaf Ahmad(Editor)
404 pages, colour & b/w photos, b/w illustrations, tables
Publisher: IK International
Current Trends in Medicinal Botany
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Man has been using plants for healing purposes since time immemorial. All ancient civilizations have referred to medicinal plants, but the knowledge on medicinal plants has accumulated quickly over the last few centuries. In the past few decades, plant scientists and chemists have put a great deal of effort into identifying the active ingredients of traditional or folk herbal medicines as therapeutic agents. Current Trends in Medicinal Botany is an attempt to bring together the diverse research trends currently used in the field of medicinal botany worldwide. Beginning with the core study of distribution patterns of medicinal plants, Current Trends in Medicinal Botany covers the wide range of chemical evaluation of their therapeutic properties, unravels the impact of environmental stresses on medicinal plants and their active ingredients, and highlights the modern investigations aiming at molecular authentication and quality assessment of medicinal plants, in vitro propagation for enhanced production of bioactive metabolites, and the metabolomic approach for metabolic fingerprinting and identification of new active compounds. Current Trends in Medicinal Botany will be a great source of information on recent research trends in medicinal botany and phytochemistry, catering to the need of students and researchers keen on medicinal plants and stimulating a general interest for the study of medicinal plants with a proper understanding of the associated cultural, environmental and scientific scenario, as they cannot be studied, evaluated and utilized fully and properly in isolation, and need to be looked at in a global perspective.

Contents

1. Traditional herbal therapy in the Kashmir Himalaya
2. Medicinal plants of Tehsil Spiti of Himachal Pradesh and their therapeutic utility
3. Status of the medicinal and aromatic plant research in Albania
4. Scientific evaluation of traditional herbal treatment for diabetes in Jordan
5. Potential botanicals for the treatment of breast cancer: pharmaceuticals approaches used to increase the absorption of herbal drugs
6. Biodiversity, bioprospecting, IPR and benefit sharing with stakeholders in the 21st century India
7. Herbal medicines interactions
8. Pharmacognostical evaluation of plant drugs with special emphasis on chromatography: Adhatoda vasica leaves
9. Role of mineral nutrients and plant growth regulators in cultivation of some essential oil-bearing medicinal plants
10. Response of tansy to environmental degradation
11. Therapeutic utility of Malaysian rice
12. Microbial transformation of phenyl propanoid compounds to vanillin
13. Cyanobacteria: a rich source of novel biomolecules for drug discovery
14. Tissue culture technology in conservation and propagation of medicinal plants
15. Amplified fragment length polymorphism: a useful and versatile technique for medicinal plant research
16. Molecular biology techniques for authentication of medicinal plants
17. Medicinal plant metabolomes: converging botany and chemistry into health opportunity
18. Peptides: an emerging source of drugs/medicines
19. Use of radiomutagenesis for obtaining alkaloid-rich plant mutants

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By: Muhammad Iqbal(Editor), Altaf Ahmad(Editor)
404 pages, colour & b/w photos, b/w illustrations, tables
Publisher: IK International
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