Research Papers/Articles
Anthraquinone Rich Cassia Fistula Pod Extract Induces IFIT1, Antiviral Protein
2018
Author(s): Naresh D, Bharne D , Saikia P, Vindal V
The aim of present study is to identify Cassia fistula pod rich with anthraquinones extract (CF) to induce IFIT1 antiviral protein. Therefore, CF is extracted by soxhlet extraction process.
Genetic Erosion of Crop Landraces: Trends in the Conservation of Locally Adapted ‘Newar ’ Radish in Jaunpur District, Uttar Pradesh, India
2018
Author(s): Singh A, Singh RK, Kumar N, Kumar S
A study was conducted to understand trends in the conservation of the locally adapted critically endangered radish landrace ‘Newar ’ (Raphanus jaunpurensis sp. nova.), conventionally grown in certain saline areas of Jaunpur city, Uttar Pradesh for use in salads, and for other traditional household uses, as well as the sale of fresh roots and seeds.
Role of Indigenous Knowledge In Sustainable Development
2018
Author(s): Sultana R, Muhammad N and A.K.M. Z.
This study attempts to review the role of indigenous knowledge in sustainable development, to find out the list of most used indigenous knowledge and to find out the sectors of contribution of indigenous knowledge.
The Scope of Hemp (Cannabis sativa L.) Use in Historical Conservation in India
2018
Author(s): Singh M, Mamania D, Shinde V
This paper deliberates upon the utilization of Cannabis sativa L. (hemp) plant from the ancient period to its present use to regulate green house impact.
Comparative Analysis of Grain Quality and Nutraceutical Properties of Selected Rice Varieties from Kerala
2018
Author(s): Shylaraj KS, Nadh SG, Chandran SK
The study revealed that the bran is rich in RBO and antioxidants like oryzanol, tocopherol and tocotrienol which may contribute to its high therapeutic value. The study recommends minimum polishing of these rice varieties during milling for consumption purpose. As the bran is rich in fibre and micronutrients like Fe, Cu, B and S, it should be utilized for the preparation of value added products like biscuits, baby foods, breads, etc. for healthy human consumption. The study envisages an urgent need for the utilization of the huge quantity of rice bran oil and as component of other food products.
Antioxidant and Nutritional Potential of Some Underutilized Leafy Vegetables Consumed by Tribals of Jharkhand, India
2018
Author(s): Srivastava, Pan RS, Bhatt BP
The main aim of the survey was to identify and collect information regarding the availability and consumption of underutilized leafy vegetables by the tribals and local people of Jharkhand. Plants were identified with their botanical names based on local names and after considering the literature on the flora of Jharkhand and Bihar.
Ethno-medico Botanical Study of Indigenous Knowledge on Medicinal Plants Used For The Treatment of Reproductive Problems in Nalbari District, Assam, India.
2018
Author(s): Adhikari PP, Talukdar S, Borah A.
This documentation research work aims to explore the biological and pharmacological properties of the local name of the medicinal plants used by both male and female from indigenous knowledge for the treatment of reproductive ailments and also for confirmation and to address the class of secondary metabolites present therein.
Minimum Support Price of Minor Forest Produce (MFP) and its sustainable harvest: a social safety measure for MFP collectors in India
2018
Author(s): Sharma JV, Yogesh Gokhale Y, Jain N, Lele Y, Tyagi A
The implementation of MSP will help in sustainable forest management, sustaining livelihood of MFP collectors, mitigating climate change, contributing towards Nationally Determined Contributions (NDCs) targets from the forestry sector, and improving the quality of forests.
Traditional Knowledge and Heirloom Root Vegetables: Food Security in Trans-Himalayan Ladakh, India
2018
Author(s): Chorol S , Angchok D, Angmo P , Tamchos T, Singh RK
This study elaborates the role of heirloom vegetables coming down from generations to generations into the life support system of native Ladakhi highlanders (in the trans-Himalaya region of India).
Clinical Relevance and Application of Traditional Complementary and Alternative Medicine for the Management of Diabetes and Hypertension on the African Continent, 2000-2017: A Narrative Review
2018
Author(s): Frimpong E, Nlooto M
The aim of this study was to find clinical relevance and use of TCAM in the management of diabetes and hypertension on the African continent. To achieve our aim Google scholar, web of science, Pub-med and Cochrane library electronic databases were searched for the period 2000-2017 using specific keywords related to the study.



