Quality Control of Herbal Drugs
By : Dr. Pulok K. Mukherjee
The most exhaustive and comprehensive book ever available on the
subject.
• Safety and Toxicity in Herbal Drugs
• Ethnobotany in Drug Evaluation
• Macro-Morphographical Studies
• Development of Standardization Parameters
• Phytoconstituents and Their Analysis
• Extraction of Herbal Drugs
• TLC - Detailed Procedures and Guidelines
• HPTLC - Densitometry
• Pharmacological Screening of Herbal Drugs
• Good Agricultural and Harvesting Practices
• Quality Assurance and Stability Testing of Herbal Drugs
• Analytical Profiles of Selected Medicinal Plants
Plus Annexed Information
Additional References
Internet Resources for further information
International Associations/Organizations
You Need This Book If You Are:
• Grower of medicinal herbs
• Wholesaler/Distributor
• Manufacturer of Herb Extracts
• Manufacturer of Herbal Formulations
• Researcher
• Academician
• Regulatory Affairs Specialist
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International Encyclopaedia of Medicinal Plants
Volume 1 to 18
By : Vijay Verma
International Encyclopaedia of Medicinal Plants is an amazing
compendium consisting of a series of eighteen volumes, covering
A to Z of medicinal plants. It is a remarkable compilation of
information on herbal medicine, chemistry, pharmacology, healing
properties, treatment of ailments and biology of medicinal
plants of the world. It also covers herbs from all over the
world, giving their location, cultivation, history of herbal
medicine and the herbal traditions of different cultures.
This encyclopaedia exhaustively covers scientific data for the
plants and provides detailed information on how each plant is
used in different countries, describing both traditional
therapeutic applications and its use with lavishly illustrated
details. The importance of pharmaceuticals derived from plant
sources is also described with the potential of ethnomedicine
for providing innovative leads in the exploration for bioactive
constituents. Featuring key herbs and their healing properties,
this heavily illustrated encyclopaedia will appeal to everyone
interested in the medicinal plants.
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