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Phytochemical Investigation of Girardinia Diversifolia (Himalayan Nettle), India

Phytochemical Investigation of Girardinia Diversifolia (Himalayan Nettle), India


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Author(s):Dr. Nisha Tripathi, Dr. Rakesh Singh, Dr. Prashant Singh, Dr. Sunita Kumar, Mr. STS Lepcha, Mr. Charan Jeet Singh, Ms. K. Rathna and Dr. Anshul Chandra
Paperback ISBN:978-93-5335-447-3
Publisher:AkiNik Publications
Language:English
Pages:91
Publication Year:2019
Binding:Paperback

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This book explores the untapped potential of the Himalayan Nettle (Urtica dioica), a plant native to the Uttarakhand region, that has long been overlooked by local communities. Through extensive surveys and research, the book highlights the traditional uses of the plant, including its leaves for vegetables, stems for ropes, and roots as a natural shampoo. The study dives deeper into the scientific exploration of its biochemical properties, conducting laboratory research on the plant's phytochemicals. By showcasing its potential applications in feed, fodder, medicine, textiles, and cosmetics, the book aims to encourage local communities and government bodies to harness this valuable resource for enterprise development.

Abstract

The Himalayan Nettle, a plant native to the Uttarakhand region, has long been underutilized by local communities, despite its diverse potential applications. This book presents a comprehensive study of the plant, based on surveys conducted with local people, revealing its traditional uses in food, rope-making, and personal care. Building on these findings, the research expands into laboratory-based biochemical and phytochemical investigations of the plant’s leaves, stems, and roots. The book underscores the importance of Himalayan Nettle in various industries, such as feed, fodder, medicine, and textiles, with the goal of promoting its use for economic development and raising awareness among scholars, government departments, and local communities.

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Prof. Sophie Robinson
  November 12, 2024

Excellent resource for researchers, but a bit dense for casual readers.

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