Abstract Ethnopharmacological relevance Saraca asoca (Fabaceae) is a plant of significant
medicinal value in traditional Indian medicine, with a long history of use in the treatment of …

In the current era, the increased demand of healthy food rich in antioxidants, vitamins and
minerals and those having therapeutic value has led to over-exploitation of major …

Background Stevia rebaudiana is an economically important medicinal plant that has
generated interest among the growers and pharmacologists in terms of its industrial or …

Abstract Saraca asoca (Roxb.) De Wilde (Caesalpiniaceae) is a highly traded IUCN red
listed tree species used in Ayurvedic medicines for the treatment of various disorders …

Simple Summary Trachycarpus nanus is a national, second-class, rare and endangered
plant in China, and a plant species endemic to Yunnan. This species has a high medicinal …

Molecular docking studies are used to identify cultivated/abundant herbs such as Coriander,
Burmuda grass or Asparagus as potential replacement for Seeta Ashoka-Saraca asoca …

It has been noticed that Saraca asoca (Roxb. de Wilde) populations are drastically declining
in the wild. Conserving such populations is crucial because of the numerous ecological …

Abstract The Planning Commission, Government of India and National Medicinal Plant
Board have shortlisted 32 species of medicinal plants for research and development. Saraca …

In the Anthropocene era, understanding the impact of climate change on niche shift, species
distribution, and habitat change is increasingly important for the conservation of biodiversity …

Saraca asoca, commonly known as 'Ashoka', is an important ancient and indigenous
medicinal plant, found throughout India. The word 'Ashoka'means 'remover of sorrow'in …