Studies on the Physiology of Solanum Khasianum Clarke

MoDERN pharmaceutical practice has made it amply clear that the production of medicinal herbs is as important as any other food crop. The resources of various medicinal herbs growing in wild conditions have been fast decreasing both in quantity and in quality due to indiscriminate methods of their collection to meet the heavy demands of the growing pharmaceutical industry. A number of other factors like collection at improper time of its growth and adulteration, etc., have all contributed to lower standards than the one specified.