Plant Biotechnology and Medicinal Plants Periwinkle, Milk Thistle and Foxglove

Plant Biotechnology and Medicinal Plants Periwinkle, Milk Thistle and Foxglove / by Mohamed Ramadan Rady.

Plant tissue culture and advanced biotechnologies have proven to be influential tools that complement conventional breeding and accelerate development of many medicinal plants. Various approaches, such as pathway engineering, precursor feeding, transformation, elicitation with biotic and abiotic eli...

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Main Author: Rady, Mohamed Ramadan (Author)
Corporate Author: SpringerLink (Online service)
Format: eBook
Language:English
Published: Cham : Springer International Publishing : Imprint: Springer, 2019.
Edition:1st ed. 2019.
Series:Springer eBook Collection.
Subjects:
Plant breeding.
Pharmaceutical technology.
Plant physiology.
Genetic engineering.
Electronic resources (E-books)
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Table of Contents:
  • 1. Terpenoid indole alkaloid production from in vitro culture of Catharanthus roseus through biotic, abiotic elicitation and precursors feeding
  • 2. Biotic elicitation and TIA production from in vitro cultures of C.roseus
  • 3. Precursor feeding and TIA production from in vitro cultures of C.roseus
  • 4. Conclusion and future aspects
  • 5. Terpenoid indole alkaloid production from in vitro culture of Silybum marianum through biotic, abiotic elicitation and precursors feeding
  • 6. Biotic elicitation and TIA production from in vitro cultures of S. marianum
  • 7. Precursor feeding and TIA production from in vitro cultures of S. marianum
  • 8. Conclusion and future aspects
  • 9. Terpenoid indole alkaloid production from in vitro culture of Digitalis species through biotic, abiotic elicitation and precursors feeding
  • 10. Biotic elicitation and TIA production from in vitro cultures of Digitalis species
  • 11. Precursor feeding and TIA production from in vitro cultures of Digitalis species
  • 12. Conclusion and future aspects.

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