Medicinal plants have been used around the world in folk medicine for generations since
ancient times, and today people enjoy using these natural medicines for their healing …

Plants are unrivaled in the natural world in both the number and complexity of secondary
metabolites they produce, and the ubiquitous phenylpropanoids and the lineage-specific …

Like other plants, medicinal and aromatic plants have evolved several mechanisms to
accommodate themselves under changing environmental conditions, so as to carry various …

Plants in addition to primary metabolites produce secondary metabolites which are of
immense pharmaceutical importance and other industrial uses. Secondary metabolites are …

Anthropogenic activities cause environmental degradation leading to deterioration through
depletion of resources such as air, water, and soil. This subsequently leads to negative …

During the whole lifespan from seedling to the mature stage, the plant produces a range of
complex compounds usually known as Secondary Metabolites (SMs) for their cellular and …

Medicinal plants, a source of different phytochemical compounds, are now subjected to a
variety of environmental stresses during their growth and development. Different …

India is known as the greatest storehouse of plant biodiversity demonstrating a rich
repository, and is also a potential producer of industrially important medicinal and aromatic …

Plant secondary metabolites (PSMs) are vital for human health and constitute the skeletal
framework of many pharmaceutical drugs. Indeed, more than 25% of the existing drugs …

Secondary metabolites have been exploited extensively from ancient times, owing to their
pharmacological properties. The synthesis and accumulation of these metabolites in plants …