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RECENT PROGRESS IN MEDICINAL PLANTS : VOL 2: PHYTOCHEMISTRY & PHARMACOLOGY

V.K. SINGH

GOVIL J.N. SINGH V.K. SINGH SURENDER

J.N. Govil

Studium-press

WHO and FAO studies indicate large-scale traditional uses of plant materials as medicine(s) against a variety of human ailments. Using improved screen techniques genomic investigations are now in progress to target biomolecules of plant origin for treatment of a range of lethal and morbid human diseases and conditions. Results of promise are emerging from such research programmes, and there is a need to document and dissiminate such information. Based on this rationale, the present volume has been compiled and aims at providing recent data on potential medicinal properties, action and uses of plants to contribute material in the development of new active components from plants. The volume will be of interest to a wide range of audience including phytochemist, pharmacologist, microbiologist, pharmaceutical chemistry, ethnobotanist and other medical and research scientists engaged in the search of new drugs of plant origin.

Phytotherapeutics (Recent Progress in Medicinal Plants)

Science & Math

S.K. Sharma

Technology

RECENT PROGRESS IN MEDICINAL PLANTS :VOL 11: DRUG DEVELOPMENT FROM NEW MOLECULES

Mathematics

Studium Press, Llc

RECENT PROGRESS IN MEDICINAL PLANTS VOL 13: SEARCH FOR NATUAL DRUGS (RECENT PROGRESS IN MEDICINAL PLANTS)

RECENT PROGRESS IN MEDICINAL PLANTS VOL 14: BIOPHARMACEUTICALS (RECENT PROGRESS IN MEDICINAL PLANTS)

RECENT PROGRESS IN MEDICINAL PLANTS VOL 15: NATURAL PRODUCTS I (RECENT PROGRESS IN MEDICINAL PLANTS)

"Medicinal plants are thought only in terms of their use in human or animal therapy. Of late, there has been a growing trend in the use of plant products in the management of pests and diseases commonly occur in crop plants. But, hardly there has been any thought that medicinal plants are also plants and diseases may equally affect them. However, investigations to detect and evaluate the pathogens causing heavy losses are still incomplete and need high priority. Obviously, information on diseases of medicinal plants is incomplete rather lacking. Therefore, it is felt that there is an urgent need to compile a treatise like 'Recent Progress in Medicinal Plants: Diseases and their Management' that can serve as a valuable document to those concerning medicinal plants. The book has been compiled out of contributions from the authors working on diseases of medicinal plants. Information on diseases caused by fungi, bacteria, viruses, phytoplasmas and nematodes has been given covering details of the symptoms, etiology, perpetuation and management along with colour photographs on more than 90 medicinal crops wherever information are available. Sixteen chapters have been allotted covering up-to-date information. Plant pathologists, biotechnologists, ecologists, herbalists, progressive growers, industrialists, academicians, teachers and students will definitely find this book immensely useful. "

RECENT PROGRESS IN MEDICINAL PLANTS: VOL.6 DISEASES AND THEIR MANAGEMENT (RECENT PROGRESS IN MEDICINAL PLANTS)

P. K. Sinha

Ethnomedicines have gained new dimensions in the present days through phytochemical researches in India and abroad, as information on medicinal plants and folk drugs recorded during field work is now being subjected to investigation in the search for new biodynamic compounds of therapeutic value. The curative properties of plants acquired by trial and error over centuries in Human Laboratories of tribal communities hold high esteem all over the globe. Besides, there is a need to establish pharmacopoeial standards for the herbal preparations and drugs of Indian System of Medicine to meet the challenge of international market norms and check the ongoing adulteration in plant drugs. Based on this rationale, the present volume Ethnomedicine and Pharmacognosy II of the series Recent Progress in Medicinal Plants has been conceived. It provides detailed information on the subject from 40 original and review research contributions from eminent scientists and researchers from India and abroad. The findings presented will open new vistas of knowledge in the investigation of promising drugs of natural origin, particularly for terminal and chronic diseases and conditions viz., arthritis, asthma, cancer, diabetes, filaria among others for which there appears no satisfactory cure in modern medicine. The studies included also contributes significantly in evaluation and standardization of botanicals, thereby help in the quality assurance of herbal drugs.

RECENT PROGRESS IN MEDICINAL PLANTS: VOL.7 ETHNOMEDICINE & PHARMACOGNOSY II (RECENT PROGRESS IN MEDICINAL PLANTS)

Shamima Hashmi

Gurdip Singh

Recent Progress In Medicinal Plants, Volume 19: Phytopharmacology And Therapeutic Values I

Recent Progress In Medicinal Plants Vol. 21, Phytopharmacology & Therapeutic Values Iii

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