The Himalayan flora is renowned for its rich biodiversity, endemism, and ecological
importance, making it a precious natural resource. Within this flora, the Fritillaria genus …

In the Anthropocene epoch, there is a growing global conservation concern for rare,
endangered, and threatened species owing to their increased vulnerability resulting in small …

Fritillaria cirrhosa D. Don is a well-known medicinal plant of Kashmir Himalaya. Traditionally,
it has been used to treat several diseases, including cancer. However, the molecular …

Fritillaria cirrhosa D. Don (known as Chuan-Bei-Mu in Chinese) can synthesize isosteroidal
alkaloids (ISA) with excellent medicinal value, and its bulb has become an indispensable …

Fritillaria cirrhosa D. Don is a valuable medicinal plant used as an antitussive and
expectorant. However, its wild population is endangered and insufficient to meet the growing …

There is a multiplicity of bioeconomies and transition pathways, many of which are radically
different from the biotechnological approach dominating in Western and Northern Europe …

Introduction As the demand for herbal medicines is surging worldwide, regions of medicinal
plants are vulnerable to large-scale and unsustainable exploitation for commercial trade and …

Declining population of medicinal plants in the wild is a major conservation issue.
Researchers across the globe have advocated assessments of their populations for effective …

Fritillaria cirrhosa D. Don is a well-known medicinal plant in Kashmir Himalya. Traditionally,
it has been used to treat several diseases, most notably in the treatment of various cancers …

In the Himalayan region, there have been several reports of medicinal species being
reported in peril in the recent decade. Keeping the sudden spurt in price and high demand …