Ferns : biotechnology, propagation, medicinal uses and environmental regulation /
Ferns : biotechnology, propagation, medicinal uses and environmental regulation /
Johnson Marimuthu, Helena Fernańdez, Ashwani Kumar, Shibila Thangaiah, editors.
- Singapore : Springer, 2021.
- xxi, 697 : illustration ; 24 cm.
Includes bibliographical references.
Chapter 1. GENOME EVOLUTION IN FERNS: Molecular Phylogenomics: A Review -- Chapter 2. A REVIEW ON MOLECULAR PHYLOGENY OF PTERIDOPHYTES USING DNA BARCODING -- Chapter 3. PLASTOGENOMICS PROVIDES A TOOL TO STUDY PHYLOGENETIC INTERRELATIONSHIPS OF MONILOPHYTES: A REVIEW -- Chapter 4. MOLECULAR MARKERS IN PTERIDOPHYTES -- Chapter 5. The Crucial Role of Ceratopteris richardii in Understanding the Evolution of the WOX Gene Family -- Chapter 6. Domestication of the floating fern symbiosis Azolla -- Chapter 7. Ferns a source of phytoecdysones and their applications in pestiferous insect management -- Chapter 8. Micropropagation of Pteridophytes -- Chapter 9.In vitro propagation of Histiopteris incisa (Thunb.) J. Sm. - an ornamental fern -- Chapter 10. IN VITRO PROPAGATION OF TWO EPIPHYTIC FERNS -- Chapter 11. In vitroGametophyte development, Reproductive biology and Nitric oxide signaling in Ferns -- Chapter 12. Apogamy, Apospory,Somatic embryogenesis and vegetative propagation in Ferns:A Review -- Chapter 13. Antagonistic Action of Yucasine and DMSO on Apogamy in the Fern Dryopteris affinis ssp. Affinis -- Chapter 14. The effect of phytohormones and inhibitors on apogamous gametophytes of Dryopteris affinisssp. Affinis -- Chapter 15. Ferns: a potential source of medicine and future prospects -- Chapter 16. PTERIDOPHYTESUSED BY PEOPLES OF INDIAN HIMALAYAN REGION AND NORTHERN INDIA - AN OVERVIEW -- Chapter 17. ETHNOBOTANICAL USES OF FERNS AND LYCOPHYTES OF KERALA -- Chapter 18. Phytochemistry of Indian Pteridophytes: A Review -- Chapter 19. Biopotency of Pteridophytes: A Review -- Chapter 20. Omega-3 and Omega-6 Fatty Acids Distribution in Pteridophytes and its Significance in Nutraceutical, Pharmacology and Cosmetic Industry -- Chapter 21. In-vitroantiproliferative effect of Angiopteris evecta (G. Forst.)Hoffmextracts against cultured Ht-29 Colon cancer Cells --Chapter 22. Adiantum L.: Overview on Taxonomy, Distribution, Conservation status Ethnomedicinal uses, Phytochemistry and Pharmacognosy from India -- Chapter 23.Phytochemical composition, in vitro antioxidant and antidiabetic activities of Nephrolepis auriculata (L.) Trimen, an unexplored ethnomedicinal fern -- Chapter 24. Ferns as ecological indicators -- Chapter 25. Diversity offerns and lycophytes at different spatial scales, along environmental gradients and in the anthropogenic landscape-- Chapter 26. PTERIDOPHYTES: EFFECTIVE AGENTS OF PHYTOREMEDIATION -- Chapter 27. Pteridophytes as EffectiveBiosorption Agents of Heavy Metals -- Chapter 28. Azollas use as a biofertilizer and livestock feed -- Chapter 29. Pteridium aquilinum: a threat for biodivers+B36ity, and human and animal health
9789811661693 RM783.20 (PTSL)
Ferns.
Ferns--Breeding.
Includes bibliographical references.
Chapter 1. GENOME EVOLUTION IN FERNS: Molecular Phylogenomics: A Review -- Chapter 2. A REVIEW ON MOLECULAR PHYLOGENY OF PTERIDOPHYTES USING DNA BARCODING -- Chapter 3. PLASTOGENOMICS PROVIDES A TOOL TO STUDY PHYLOGENETIC INTERRELATIONSHIPS OF MONILOPHYTES: A REVIEW -- Chapter 4. MOLECULAR MARKERS IN PTERIDOPHYTES -- Chapter 5. The Crucial Role of Ceratopteris richardii in Understanding the Evolution of the WOX Gene Family -- Chapter 6. Domestication of the floating fern symbiosis Azolla -- Chapter 7. Ferns a source of phytoecdysones and their applications in pestiferous insect management -- Chapter 8. Micropropagation of Pteridophytes -- Chapter 9.In vitro propagation of Histiopteris incisa (Thunb.) J. Sm. - an ornamental fern -- Chapter 10. IN VITRO PROPAGATION OF TWO EPIPHYTIC FERNS -- Chapter 11. In vitroGametophyte development, Reproductive biology and Nitric oxide signaling in Ferns -- Chapter 12. Apogamy, Apospory,Somatic embryogenesis and vegetative propagation in Ferns:A Review -- Chapter 13. Antagonistic Action of Yucasine and DMSO on Apogamy in the Fern Dryopteris affinis ssp. Affinis -- Chapter 14. The effect of phytohormones and inhibitors on apogamous gametophytes of Dryopteris affinisssp. Affinis -- Chapter 15. Ferns: a potential source of medicine and future prospects -- Chapter 16. PTERIDOPHYTESUSED BY PEOPLES OF INDIAN HIMALAYAN REGION AND NORTHERN INDIA - AN OVERVIEW -- Chapter 17. ETHNOBOTANICAL USES OF FERNS AND LYCOPHYTES OF KERALA -- Chapter 18. Phytochemistry of Indian Pteridophytes: A Review -- Chapter 19. Biopotency of Pteridophytes: A Review -- Chapter 20. Omega-3 and Omega-6 Fatty Acids Distribution in Pteridophytes and its Significance in Nutraceutical, Pharmacology and Cosmetic Industry -- Chapter 21. In-vitroantiproliferative effect of Angiopteris evecta (G. Forst.)Hoffmextracts against cultured Ht-29 Colon cancer Cells --Chapter 22. Adiantum L.: Overview on Taxonomy, Distribution, Conservation status Ethnomedicinal uses, Phytochemistry and Pharmacognosy from India -- Chapter 23.Phytochemical composition, in vitro antioxidant and antidiabetic activities of Nephrolepis auriculata (L.) Trimen, an unexplored ethnomedicinal fern -- Chapter 24. Ferns as ecological indicators -- Chapter 25. Diversity offerns and lycophytes at different spatial scales, along environmental gradients and in the anthropogenic landscape-- Chapter 26. PTERIDOPHYTES: EFFECTIVE AGENTS OF PHYTOREMEDIATION -- Chapter 27. Pteridophytes as EffectiveBiosorption Agents of Heavy Metals -- Chapter 28. Azollas use as a biofertilizer and livestock feed -- Chapter 29. Pteridium aquilinum: a threat for biodivers+B36ity, and human and animal health
9789811661693 RM783.20 (PTSL)
Ferns.
Ferns--Breeding.