C. forskohlii (willd.) Briq. is an industrially viable medicinal crop and is widely exploited for
the therapeutic potential of its bioactive metabolite, forskolin. The present investigation …

Gloriosa superba L. has economic significance due to colchicine, a bioactive compound
used for gout. In present study metabolic and molecular variability in natural population of …

Accessing plant resources to extract compounds of interest can sometimes be challenging.
To facilitate access and limit the environmental impact, innovative cultivation strategies can …

The use of medicinal plants for the benefit of mankind is timeless and is undoubtedly
increasing day by day and there their taxonomic categorization is essential for the better …

The variation in alkaloid metabolites (colchicine and gloriosine) was found significant in the
nine germplasms of G. superba (L.), collected from Central India. The maximum content of …

Majority of population in the world (approximately 80%) relies on the herbal medicines for
their primary healthcare needs, especially in the developing and underdeveloped countries …

Variations due to geographical location and dioecious nature have shown implications in
the chemical and pharmacological properties of medicinal plants and their herbal products …

Gloriosa superba L. tuber, a source of colchicine, is widely used in Ayurveda for treatment of
various diseases. Survey of the medicinal plant, having desired metabolite content, from …

Background: Costus speciosus known as" insulin plant" for its anti-diabetic potential. It has
commercial significance due to the presence of industrially viable metabolite diosgenin …

The development and implementation of effective, beneficial programs towards restoration,
conservation, and appropriate utilization of medicinal plant species are feasible only through …