Conservation and sustainable utilization of bioresources / Swapna Thacheril Sukumaran, Keerthi T R, editors.
Sukumaran, Swapna Thacheril, editor.; T. R., Keerthi, editor.
2023
S944
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Title Conservation and sustainable utilization of bioresources / Swapna Thacheril Sukumaran, Keerthi T R, editors.
ISBN 9789811958410 (electronic bk.)
9811958416 (electronic bk.)
9789811958403
9811958408
DOI https://doi.org/10.1007/978-981-19-5841-0
Published Singapore : Springer, [2023]
Copyright ©2023
Language English
Description 1 online resource (xviii, 657 pages) : illustrations.
Other Standard Identifiers 10.1007/978-981-19-5841-0 doi
Call Number S944
Dewey Decimal Classification 333.72
Summary This book brings together chapters related to sustainable utilization of biological resources, including in situ and ex situ conservation of rare, endangered, and threatened plants. The title also gives a special emphasis on marine sponges and mangrove ecosystems, which are two important untapped potential resources of the marine ecosystem and play a key role in maintaining the marine ecosystem. There is an urgent need for the conservation, exploration and utilization of bioresources for the growth and survival of human beings. Due to the significant reduction in biological resources, many countries are developing strategic action plans for the conservation and sustainable use of biological resources. That is where this book fills the gap by discussing the significant development of new products and methodologies for sustainable utilization of these resources. This book also unveils a world of novel bioactive molecules from medicinal plants and the marine ecosystem and explains how drug design pipelines can advance modern drug development. The target audiences for this book include biodiversity researchers who are working on technology and bioresource management issues and faculty and students in the environment research areas and Biodiversity conservation.
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Added Author Sukumaran, Swapna Thacheril, editor.
T. R., Keerthi, editor.
Series Sustainable development and biodiversity (Springer (Firm))
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1 Bio-resources and Diversity
2 Plant resources and functional foods
3 Insight of Bioresources from Lower Plant Groups- Reconciling the Possibilities and Responsibilities
4 Nutraceutical Potential Of Underutilized Wild Edible Fruits Endemic To Western Ghats In Southern India
5 Microgreens: A Future Super Food
6 Wild Edible Tubers And Rhizomes Of South Western Ghats, India
7 Medicinal plants as control for Prevalent and Infectious diseases
8 Coral Reef: A Hot Spot Of Marine Biodiversity
9 The Seaweed A Gold Mine For Drugs
10 Mangroves: An Underutilised Gene Pool To Combat Salinity
11 Plant conservation associated with Traditional knowledge: Past and Future
12 Conservation of landraces and indigenous breeds: an investment for the future
13 Conservation and management of Mangrove ecosystem in diverse perspectives
14. Conservation of RET Plants: Strategies and Plans
15 An Outlook on Marine Sponges and Associated Biodiversity Addressing Conservation Strategies
16 In vitro Conservation of Rare, Endangered and Threatened Plants
17 Macro and micropropagation of plants for income generation
18 In vitro Secondary Metabolite Production For Sustainable Utilization Of Endangered Medicinal Plants
19 Enhanced Secondary Metabolite Production For Drug Leads
20 Modern Ethnobotany And The Development Of Drug Leads
21 Computational Approaches For Identifying Therapeutic Potential Of Phytocompounds
22 Antimicrobial Drugs: Possibilities From Medicinal Plants Part A - Antibacterials And Antivirals
23 Antimicrobial Drugs: Possibilities From Medicinal Plants Part B - Antifungals
24 Marine Resources and Sustainable Utilization
25 Traditional Knowledge and its Sustainable Utilization. .

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