00640nas a2200169 4500008004100000022001400041245011900055210006900174260000800243300001200251490000800263100002000271700001700291700001800308700001800326856012600344 2020 eng d a0254-629900aInduction of somatic embryogenesis in leaf and root explants of Digitalis lanata Ehrh.: direct and indirect method0 aInduction of somatic embryogenesis in leaf and root explants of  cMAY a356-3650 v1301 aBhusare, B., P.1 aJohn, C., K.1 aBhatt, V., P.1 aNikam, T., D. uhttp://library.ncl.res.in/content/induction-somatic-embryogenesis-leaf-and-root-explants-digitalis-lanata-ehrh-direct-and01512nas a2200241 4500008004100000022001400041245013700055210006900192260000800261300001100269490000800280520067900288653002300967653003400990653002101024653001401045653001201059100002001071700001701091700001801108700001801126856012601144 2021 eng d a0926-669000aColchicine induces tetraploids in in vitro cultures of digitalis lanata Ehrh.: enhanced production of biomass and cardiac glycosides0 aColchicine induces tetraploids in in vitro cultures of digitalis cDEC a1141670 v1743 aThis study describes a promising method for tetraploidy induction in the in vitro grown diploid shoots of the cardiotonic herb Digitalis lanata by colchicine treatment to obtain a higher content of the cardiac glycosides' digoxin and digitoxin. The best frequency of tetraploids (33 %) induction was observed with 0.5 % colchicine treatment for 8 h. The content of digoxin and digitoxin in the tetraploids increased by 1.61-fold and 1.73-fold over the control diploids respectively. The higher cardiotonic glycoside production in the tetraploid plants of D. lanata have the potential to satisfy the increasing demand of superior plant material for pharmaceutical industries.10aCardiac glycosides10aColchicine induced polyploidy10aDigitalis lanata10aDigitoxin10aDigoxin1 aBhusare, B., P.1 aJohn, C., K.1 aBhatt, V., P.1 aNikam, T., D. uhttp://library.ncl.res.in/content/colchicine-induces-tetraploids-vitro-cultures-digitalis-lanata-ehrh-enhanced-production03922nas a2200169 4500008004100000245010000041210006900141260000800210300001000218490000700228520332200235100002003557700001803577700001703595700001803612856012203630 2021 eng d00aUraria picta: a comprehensive review on evidences of utilization and strategies of conservation0 aUraria picta a comprehensive review on evidences of utilization  cAPR a41-480 v133 a

Uraria picta (Jacq.) DC. (Prishnaparni) is one of the most important medicinal plants used in different traditional systems of medicines including the Ayurveda and Traditional Chinese medicine. The major use of this plant was found in the most popular Ayurvedic formulation “Dashmula” and in several many other important Ayurvedic formulations. IUCN placed this woody herb in the least concern category as per version 3.1. It has extensive therapeutic uses and pharmacological activities. Though this plant is a source of many phytochemicals, the uses are uncertain because the raw plant parts or crude extracts are being used in all formulations. Therefore, extensive investigations are necessary to focus on the identification of these phytochemicals. It is an urgent need to give special attention to collecting various aspects and more efforts are required in all areas for utilization and conservation of this valuable medicinal herb. Herein, a compilation of all information with various aspects has been presented, including the authors published work on Uraria picta. This review pursues attention towards biological activity, phytochemical profile, utilization, propagation and conservation of Uraria picta.

1 aBhusare, B., P.1 aAhire, M., L.1 aJohn, C., K.1 aNikam, T., D. uhttp://library.ncl.res.in/content/uraria-picta-comprehensive-review-evidences-utilization-and-strategies-conservation