Berberis lycium Royle a member of Berberidaceae family is an evergreen shrub native to the
Himalayan region, particularly to Nepal. Several phytochemicals including alkaloids …

In the era of anthropocene, global warming tends to alter the distribution range of the plant
species. Highly fragile to such changes are the species that are endemic, inhabit higher …

In an era of anthropocene, threatened and endemic species with small population sizes and
habitat specialists experience a greater global conservation concern in view of being at …

Simple Summary In the modern era of the anthropocene, an increase in the accumulation of
greenhouse gases in the atmosphere has resulted in the global rise of the Earth's …

Climate change has been the key factor in changing the alpine vegetation's habitat and
causing it to migrate to higher latitudes. The present study aims to model the current and …

In prioritising conservation and sustainable use of medicinal plants, endemic species merit
immediate research priority. Towards this endeavour, understanding the basic reproductive …

The majority of conventional medications and food supplements are created following the
processing of medicinal plants. As majority of the medicinal plants are collected from the …

Climate variability coupled with anthropogenic pressures is the most critical driver in the
Himalayan region for forest ecosystem vulnerability. Dactylorhiza hatagirea (D. Don) Soo is …

Rapid temperature changes in mountain ecosystems pose a great threat to alpine plant
species and communities. Rhododendron species, as the major component of alpine and …

Climate change is one of the primary causes of species redistribution and biodiversity loss,
especially for threatened and endemic important plant species. Therefore, it is vital to …