Tissue Culture Techniques and Medicinal Plants - Husen, Azamal; Pant, Manu; (ed.) - Prospero Internet Bookshop

Tissue Culture Techniques and Medicinal Plants

Enhancing Propagation and Production
 
Edition number: 1
Publisher: CRC Press
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This book describes the different methods of plant tissue culture that have been employed for the mass production of medicinal plants. The chapters on methods of organogenesis, embryogenesis, haploid plant production and more will be of interest to a wide range of readers.

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Nature is the most potent source of cure and care. With the advent of the ?herbal renaissance,? the dependence on medicinal plants has increased in all spheres ranging from their use as raw material for medicinal, nutraceutical, cosmetic preparations, and food. The tissue culture technique has proven to be extremely advantageous not only for large-scale propagation of medicinal plants in a limited space and time, but also for conservation, storage for prolonged use, genetic improvement, and metabolite production.


This book describes in detail the different methods of plant tissue culture that have been employed for the mass production of medicinal plants. The chapters on methods of organogenesis, embryogenesis, haploid plant production, virus-free medicinal plant production, and so forth. will be of interest to a wide range of readers. Dedicated chapters on the tissue culture of high-altitude medicinal plants, cannabis and so on are some of the book's highlights. The book also discusses the implementation of advanced biotechnological interventions such as the production of phytochemicals, cryopreservation, nanotechnology, and bioinformatics in medicinal plant studies.


With contributions from world-leading specialists in plant tissue culture, the knowledge presented in this book will aid in the translation of plant tissue culture techniques for the production and improvement of medicinal plants. The information presented has the potential to be utilized for commercial production and formulations.


Key Features:



  • Comprehensive guide for tissue culture systems as potential methods for the production of clones, new varieties, improved germplasms, haploids, and in vitro preservation of medicinal plants.

  • Elaborates on standardization of in vitro systems for propagation and transplantation of important medicinal plants and enhanced secondary metabolite production.

  • Enriches the understanding of advanced technologies like cryopreservation, bioinformatics, and nanotechnology in medicinal plants tissue culture.
Table of Contents:

Preface  1. Tissue Culture Techniques for Medicinal Plant Propagation  2. Tissue culture-mediated interventions in high-altitude Himalayan medicinal plants  3. Large scale propagation of medicinal trees through tissue culture techniques: its significance, challenges and applications  4. Advances in micropropagation of Cannabis sativa L.: A multipurpose medicinal plant  5. Physicochemical factors and their significance in the propagation of medicinal plants  6. Nutrient medium and its fortification for in vitro cultivation of medicinal plants  7. Somaclonal Variations for Improvement in Medicinally Active Plant Species  8. Plant tissue culture as an effective tool for virus-free medicinal plant production  9. Somatic Embryogenesis: A Pathway to Conservation and Medical Advancement  10. Haploid plant production and its applications for medicinal plants  11. Synthetic seed technology for the conservation of medicinal plants  12. Silicon Nanoparticles (SiNPs) mediated morpho-histochemical improvements in the micropropagation of medicinal plants  13. Cryogenic Conservation of Medicinal Plants: Importance and Techniques  14. Optimization of  Secondary Metabolites Production in Medicinal Plants  15. Nanotechnological Interventions in Medicinal Plant Tissue Culture  16. Bioinformatics and its applications in plant tissue culture