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agrotechnology methods
aromatic
Attilio Bonati
Author_R. O. B. Wijesekera
B. N. Dhawan
Bojor Ovidiu
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Central Drug Research Institute
Chinese Medicinal Plants
climate impact on plant compounds
crude
Datura Metel
Dosage Forms
drugs
Ecophysiological Factors
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Essential Oil
ethnopharmacology research
Ezio Bombarcelli
Final Land Preparation
Finn Sandberg
G. H. Mahran
Gian Singh
ginseng
Ginseng Extract
Ginseng Saponins
Ginsenoside Rb
Ginsenoside Rg
herbal drug formulation
Hiroshi Hikino
HPLC Chromatogram
HPLC Column
J. Lejoly
Jan G. Bruhn
Jan Karlsen
L. Molle
M. Hanocq
M. Vanhaelen
medicinal plant cultivation techniques
Medicinal Plant Industry
Medicinal Plants
N. G. Bisset
National Library
oils
Oriental Medicine
P. J. Houghton
P. J. Hylands
P. Tetenyi
Papaver Somniferum
phytochemical analysis
plants
principles
quality control protocols
R. O. B. Wijesekera
R.P. Rastogi
Rajendra Gupta
Rauvolfia Serpentina
Red Ginseng
Rehman Nia Glutinosa
saponins
Solanum Laciniatum
Temperate Broadleaf Deciduous Forests
Traditional Chinese Patent Medicine
USP Xxi
Xiao Peigen
Y. Chadha
Product details
- ISBN 9781138407794
- Weight: 680g
- Dimensions: 210 x 280mm
- Publication Date: 15 Aug 2017
- Publisher: Taylor & Francis Ltd
- Publication City/Country: GB
- Product Form: Hardback
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As the medicinal plant industry blooms into a billion dollar business, it reaches beyond collection, propagation, harvesting and sale of crude vegetal drugs into product formulation, packaging and dispensing of sophisticated phyto-pharmaceuticals and herbal preparations. The scientific study of these medicines and the systematic uplifting of the industry to preserve the ancient and serve the modern, is now a global challenge.
The Medicinal Plant Industry puts together the various facets of this multi-disciplinary industry and its global interest. It discusses the dire need for developing countries to acquire technologies and techniques for programmed cultivation of medicinal plants. It addresses a wide variety of topics including the old philosophies, modern impact of traditional medicines, and methods of assessing the spontaneous flora for industrial utilization. It covers aspects of cultivation and climatic variations, biological assessment and formulation, process technologies, phytochemical research and information sources. The book reviews highly developed traditional medicine in China and India, and covers experiences in Africa and other continents.
