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Medicinal Plants Seed Center Budnal, Hubli Taluk, Dharwad District. The forest area is alarmingly declining in most tropical countries. In fact, the scenario in India is relatively better. This has been due to lot of afforestation initiative our country is pursuing over the years. Deforestation has great socio-economic impact on lives of people and community. It also has specific impact on health security. Large scale dependence on medicinal plant raw material by drug manufacturers and more so by bulk extractors had led to exploitation of forest resources from individual species angle. Medicinal plants are very important non-wood forest resources. Development of medicinal plant seed center is an effort to make selected medicinal plant seed/planting material available for planting in afforestation and social forestry programmes as well as in private plantings. This requires establishment of proper infrastructure for seed center. Equally important is development of appropriate methods and technologies for seed procurement, establishment of seed source, seed handling, storage and supply. The seed center at Budnal village is 7 Kms away from Hubli, on Hubli-Karwar Road. The area is about 25 acres. The center is providing opportunity to students and traditional medical practioners to visit the area and avail the facilities provided in the center. Twenty medicinal plant species were selected for multiplication at this seed center based on different but relevant criteria and to make their seedlings/saplings available for afforestation programmes as well as private planting. Through this an effort is made to reduce the pressure on natural resources. The medicinal plants seed centre at Budnal Dharwad has been established under an UNDP project called “National programme on Promoting Conservation of Medicinal plants and traditional knowledge for enhancing Health and livelihood Security (CCF-II Project) State Karnataka”. With the central assistance trough FRLHT (Foundation for revitalization of Local Health Traditions), Bangalore. 3
Sl. No. SPECIES PRIORITIZED FOR KARNATAKA STATE SEED CENTER AND PROMOTION STRATEGY. Medicinal Plants Common Habit Distribution details Economi name c Part 4 Basis of prioriti sation 1 Garcinia indica Kokum Tree Endemic to Western Ghats Fruits C 2 Salacia oblonga Ekanayakam Climbing Karnataka, fairly common in Bark- FR Shrub Kerala and Tamil Nadu Root 3 Saraca asoca Ashoka Tree Chikkamagalur, Uttara & Dakshina Kannada, Udupi, Shimoga , Hassan Bark FA 4 Cinnamomum Pinga Tree Endemic to Western Ghats Bark FA sulphuratum/ malabathrum dalchini 5 Oroxylum indicum Ane-mungu Tree Chikkamagalur, Uttara & Dakshina Bark & FA Kannada, Udupi, Kodagu. root 6 Symplocos Lodhra Tree High altitude of wet forest of Bark FR racemosa Karnataka, Kerala & Tamil Nadu 7 Asparagus racemosus Shathavari Climber Throughout west peninsular India Root FA,C 8 Boerhavia diffusa Punarnava Herb Tropical region Root C 9 Boswellia serrata Salai guggul Tree Throughout India Gum FA 10 Caesalpinia sappan Sappan Tree Southern India Seed FA,C 11 Premna integrifolia Agnimantha Tree Maharastra, Tamil Nadu, Andaman Bark, FR and Nicobar Islands Leaves 12 Mucuna pruriens Nasugunni Shrub Widely spread through out India Seed C 13 Mammea suriga Suragi Tree Uttara & Dakshina Kannada Flower buds FA 14 Myristica Rampatre Tree Endemic to Western Ghats of Fruits FA malabarica Karnataka and Kerala 15 Decalepis Makaliberu Climber Dryer part of Eastern and Western Root FA,C hamiltonii Ghats 16 Gymnema sylvestre Madhunashin Climber Dryer part of Eastern and Western Leaves FP,C i Ghats 17 Commiphora mukul Tree Semi-arid states of Rajasthan, Gum FR Gujarat and Karnataka resin 18 Coscinium Maradarishan Climber Semi ever green forest of Stem FR fenestratum a Karnataka, Kerala & Tamil Nadu 19 Embelia tsjeriam- Vayu Shrub Karnataka, Kerala & Tamil Nadu Fruits & FR cottam Vilanga seeds 20 Nothapodytes Durvasane Tree All along the Western Ghats Bark, FR nimmoniana mara, Wood Pennare chips, Root C = Cultivation by farmers FA= Augmentation of resources by forest dept. in forest areas FC= Take up planting of the species for addressing its conservation concern FP= Develop propagation technique for adopting the species for domestication and cultivation in future FR= Formulate research projects and initiate research for specific items.
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Propagation Protocol of Symplocos r
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Circulatory system: It is useful in
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Propagation Protocol of Gymmema syl
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Vegetative propagation: Vegetative
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3. Joida forest-Moist deciduous for
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Studies of population status and pr
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during the current year some lianas
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II. Mammea suriga (Buch- Ham. Ex Ro
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7 Cassia fistula 17 Syzygium malaba
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III. Salacia reticulate Wight. Loca
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Data presented in Table 9 elucidate
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Table 11 Effect of potting mixture
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IV. Symplocos racemosa Local name :
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. Seed storage and propagation : In
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Data pertaining to observation on g
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