Atlas of Medicinal Plants

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This book serves as in indispensable resource for students and educators in the field of pharmacognosy and phytochemistry. The Atlas encompasses a broader scope, incorporating insights essential for both theoretical understanding and practical application. It not only delves into the identification and cultivation of raw materials for herbal drugs but also elucidates the active constituents and medicinal uses thereof. In response to evolving educational requirements, this Atlas also aligns with the mandates of field-visit syllabus. By facilitating experiential learning, students are guided through visits to medicinal gardens and traditional medicine pharmacies. These immersive experiences deepen their understanding of medicinal plant cultivation, dosage forms, and labelling practices. Comprising detailed profiles of 93 essential medicinal plants, along with a tabular presentation of recommended species for medicinal garden cultivation, the Atlas is tailored to meet the curricular needs of BPharm and MPharm students studying pharmacognosy and phytochemistry. Enhanced with vibrant colour photographs and detailed line drawings of medicinal plants, and the laced with the latest information in the field, the Atlas promises to be an invaluable companion for both the learners and the educators in the pharmacy profession.

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Atlas of Medicinal Plants

-20%405.00 324.00