Biochemical study of root extract of Withania somnifera (L.)plant through HPLC analysis

Gaurav, Naveen; Kumar, Arun; Grover, Aditi; Som, Deepak; Chauhan, U. K.; Singh, Ajit

doi:10.18805/asd.v36i4.6471

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“…According to Kirson et al (1971), withanolides are produced via the oxidation of steroids. These compounds are localized in different amounts in the plant parts (Sangwan et al, 2004), mainly in leaves varying from 0.001 to 0.5% of dry weight (Dhar et al, 2015), in comparison with 0.023% of dry weight in the root (Gaurav et al, 2016).…”

Section: Morphological Characteristics Distribution Chemical Composit...mentioning

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Withania somnifera as a Phytoherbal Growth Promoter for Broiler Farming – A Review

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Attia

Khafaga

et al. 2024

Annals of Animal Science

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Poultry production significantly contributes to bridging the food gap worldwide. Several nations have limited the usage of antibiotic growth promotors due to bacterial resistance to antibiotics and the occurrence of residual antibiotics in the edible tissues of birds. The world is now turning to using natural alternatives to increase poultry production as well as birds’ resistance to diseases. Withania somnifera (WS; family: Solanaceae) is a precious medicinal herb utilized in several countries due to its distinct chemical, medicinal, and physiological properties. This plant has antioxidant, anti-aging, antimicrobial, antitumor, hepatoprotective, cardioprotective, neuroprotective, immunomodulatory, antidiabetic, antistress, and growth-promoting activities. In poultry, the dietary inclusion of WS revealed a promising result in enhancing productive performance, increasing disease resistance, reducing stress effects, and maintaining the bird’s health. Thus, the current review highlights the morphological features, distribution, chemical structure, and pharmacological features of Withania somnifera as a growth promoter herb for farming broiler chickens.

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confidence: 99%

Withania somnifera as a Phytoherbal Growth Promoter for Broiler Farming – A Review

Oliveira

Attia

Khafaga

et al. 2024

Annals of Animal Science

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“…For hardening prepare a pot containing garden soil, farmyard manure, and vermiculite free from any pest or infectious micro-organism, transfer the regenerated plant to the pot and cover it with plastic film to maintain humidity for the fresh plantlets. Around 10-12 days transfer the plants which are now soil established in the glass house and after that transfer to the larger area or pots filled with mixed soil and sand in equal proportion under greenhouse conditions (Gaurav, et al, 2015(Gaurav, et al, , 2016(Gaurav, et al, , 2018Gaurav and Kumar, 2019;Bhoora, et al, 2015;Pant, et al, 2020Pant, et al, , 2021Pant, et al, , 2022Sharma et al, 2022;Saini et al, 2021Saini et al, , 2022Verma et al, 2021;Rawat et al, 2021).…”

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An Assessment of in vitro Propagation and Medicinal Properties of Datura stramonium (Dhatura)

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Ali

Madan³

et al. 2022

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Datura stramonium is a well-known traditional herb with therapeutic properties. It is despicablygrown wildly and has both noxious as well as medicinal properties. This herb has proven tohave very great pharmacological prospects with great utility in old medical practices as well asin the current medical field. It has been scientifically confirmed that D. stramonium containsalkaloids, also known as belladonna alkaloids. In the near future, this herb will be used to treata variety of other human diseases. This herb has contributed to many pharmacological activitiesin the scientific discipline worldwide and the Indian medical system, including anti-asthmaticaction, anti-inflammatory activities, anti-cholinergic activities, etc. In-vitro micropropagationis being practiced to grow a large number of datura plants to produce high-quality alkaloidsnaturally for the pharmaceutical industry which has not been practically realistic in the past.

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“…Plant regeneration and its growth both are synchronized by plant hormones, most physiological processes depend on several phytohormones (Wang and Irving, 2001;Gaurav et al, 2015b;Gaurav et al, 2018b). Various types of attentiveness of cytokinin (BAP) and auxins, (IBA) are used in a wide range of concentrations and many are mixed for the rebirth of the shoot.…”

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Effect of Growth Regulators and in vitro Clonal Propagation of Adhatoda vasica

Sharma

Bajpai²,

Srivastava³

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Biotechnological tools such as plant tissue culture are paramount for the selection, multiplicationand maintenance of medicinal plants. Plant tissue culture techniques proffer a desegregatedapproach for the production and perusal of enhanced active metabolites available in the plants.In vitro regeneration also empowers to execution of very large-scale multiplication of diseaseresistantplants. Embracing micropropagation procedures for the creation of plantlets in highnumbers as well to defend befitting germplasm is a prerequisite that needs to be tackled todevelop a rapid in-vitro regeneration of Adhatoda vasica. This plant has been exercised asa putted therapy in an Unani stream of medicines for centuries. Nodal sections of Adhatodavasica were cultivated on Murashige and Skoog (MS) medium with the divergent concentrationof PGRs (Phytohormones) at innumerable frequencies to optimize the germination idiosyncrasyfor induction, proliferation and rooting in the plant. The shoot induction tends to happenin the concentration of BAP + IBA (1.0mg/l+ 0.6mg/l). Which is supposed as the foremostconcentration for shoot multiplication of excised explants in concentration of BAP+KN+IBA(2mg/l+1mg/l+0.5mg/l), For rooting the finest concentration of BAP+NAA (1mg/l+0.5mg/l)are respectively considerable. In the relevant study, nodal components were derived from wildplants and were operated as explants to prosper coherent micropropagation protocol for theaforementioned species. Murashige and Skoog (MS) medium supplemented was a worthymedium to induce and promote the growth of axillary bud.

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Biochemical study of root extract of Withania somnifera (L.)plant through HPLC analysis

Cited by 7 publications

References 12 publications

Withania somnifera as a Phytoherbal Growth Promoter for Broiler Farming – A Review

Withania somnifera as a Phytoherbal Growth Promoter for Broiler Farming – A Review

An Assessment of in vitro Propagation and Medicinal Properties of Datura stramonium (Dhatura)

Effect of Growth Regulators and in vitro Clonal Propagation of Adhatoda vasica

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