Manual for Propagation and Cultivation of Medicinal Plants

Description

The foundation of traditional medicine is the use of medicinal plants or medicinal herbs. Herbal remedies have evolved around the world under many titles. The systematic study of therapeutic plants and their botany is known as herbalism. The study of conventional medicine is known as ethnomedicine. In medicinal plants, different active compounds are identified and separated by researchers. This priceless work, divided into several chapters, made significant contributions to all areas of medicinal plant production. The book describes how to cultivate most trees, shrubs, climbers, and herbs from various species. The common name, scientific name, family, significance, geographic distribution, medicinal applications, botanical description, soil and climate needs, and cultural techniques have all been provided for each plant species. This book is a handy reference and information source for academics, exporters, extension personnel, producers, growers, and ordinary readers interested in medicinal plants. Professionals, educators, traditional healers, practitioners, and cultivators of medicinal plants are also likely to profit. The current book's goal is to compile various resources for professionals, academics, and students to learn about the agricultural practices used to grow medicinal plants.