Current Perspectives of Medicinal Plants (Berberis) in High Mountains - Khan, Tika
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Book is about current perspectives of medicinal plants in high mountainous landscapes of Karakorum, Hindukush, Himalaya and Pamir mountain ranges Pakistan with a special reference to Berberis species. Besides, detailed medicinal plant inventory, different aspects of important medicinal plants viz; Berberis and many others have been included. It deals with proteomics, ethnobotany, zoo-pharmacology, ethnopharmacology, epigenetics, phylogeny, morpho-floral and pathological descriptions. This will book may serve interest of botanists, pharmacologists, ethnobotanists, taxonomists, wildlife experts…mehr

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Book is about current perspectives of medicinal plants in high mountainous landscapes of Karakorum, Hindukush, Himalaya and Pamir mountain ranges Pakistan with a special reference to Berberis species. Besides, detailed medicinal plant inventory, different aspects of important medicinal plants viz; Berberis and many others have been included. It deals with proteomics, ethnobotany, zoo-pharmacology, ethnopharmacology, epigenetics, phylogeny, morpho-floral and pathological descriptions. This will book may serve interest of botanists, pharmacologists, ethnobotanists, taxonomists, wildlife experts and managers, biodiversity specialists, pathologists, horticulturists, agriculturists, ecologists and anthropologists equally. Berberis is a wonderful folk medicine used to cure CANCER, DIABETES, CARDIOVASCULAR AILMENTS, HYPERTENSION, OCULAR DISEASES, BONE FRACTURES, HEPATIC DISORDERS etc. Living close to nature is blessing!
Autorenporträt
At Karakoram International University, author is working on DNA based characterization of critically endangered medicinal plants. He has published 44 (25 research + 19 popular)research papers in international journals. His 1st book was entitled 'Ethnobotanical studies of Hunza Valley, Gilgit-Baltistan¿. He is a consultant and professional mediator.