Ethnopharmacological relevance Aloe species (family: Xanthorrhoeaceae) are widely used
in ethnomedicine for treating various ailments. Approximately 125 Aloe taxa are …

Aloe species are highly-prized for their ornamental value and have been utilized for
centuries in traditional medicine. Due to their habitat loss and exploitation for medicinal and …

Aloe vera L., commonly known as aloe, secures its position as one of the primary medicinal
plants with multipurpose applications starting from pharmaceutical to cosmetic aspects with …

The extracts of succulent leaves of Aloe vera L., have wide application in medicinal and
cosmetic industries. Currently, production of aloe leaves is insufficient to meet the industrial …

Efficient plantlet regeneration with and without intermediate callus phase was achieved for a
selected genotype of Aloe vera L. which is sweet in test and used as a vegetable and source …

Aloe vera L. is a medicinal plant. Regeneration of A. vera in nature (in vivo) is too slow and
insufficient to meet the industry demand. Therefore, it is necessary to use in vitro …

Abstract Context: Aloe vera Linn.(Liliaceae) is a medicinal plant and has a number of
curative properties. Vegetative propagation has not enough potential for supplying market …

Aloe vera is an important medicinal perennial herb belonging to the family liliaceae. A
method for mass propagation of Aloe vera by using different explants and different media …

Aloe vera L., a member of Liliaceae, is a medicinal plant and has a number of curative
properties. We describe here the development of tissue culture method for high-frequency …

Resumen LAVAKUMARAN, Lavanya y SERAN, Thayamini H. Effect of 6-benzyl-
aminopurine and thidiazuron on in vitro shoot organogenesis of Aloe vera (L.) Burm. f …