Articles | Indian Botanical Sociaty

E-ISSN No: 2455 - 7218

P-ISSN No: 0019 - 4468

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Year : 2024 Issue: 3 Volume: 104

Designer Vetiver genotypes for environmental and industrial applications

Umesh C. Lavania1,2*, Seshu Lavania3 and Yerramilli Vimala4

Original Article | Published: 05-Jun-2024

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PGPR attributes and molecular identification of non-rhizobial Endophytes for growth enhancement of Sesbania sesban (L) Merr.

Prashant Kumar, Harshita Vashistha, Sandeep Kumar*

Original Article | Published: 25-May-2024

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A Survey of Traditional Medicinal Plants in District Hapur, Uttar Pradesh: Treatment of Gynecological Disorder

Amita Sharma and Soniya Rani*

Original Article | Published: 23-May-2024

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Diversity of rhizobium in the rhizosphere soils and its efficacy in the mitigation of N2 fixation of two agroforestry tree species of different agroedaphic areas of the Godavari belt region

S. K. A. Hussain1,2, Dayakar Govindu1, Suresh Lapaka1 and Srinivas Podeti1*

Original Article | Published: 25-May-2024

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Plants: A major natural resource for curing disease rheumatism in Paschim Medinipur district of West Bengal- An overview

Arpita Chakraborty1*, Jyoti Kumar2

Original Article | Published: 10-Jun-2024

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A review on antimicrobial and antibiofilm activity of Foeniculum vulgare Miller

Jyoti Maddheshiya1, Tripti Aggarwal1, Sandhya Kushwaha1, Ujla Minhas1*, Rakesh Kumar2

Original Article | Published: 24-Apr-2024

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Assessing the influence of invasive plant species on herb diversity and soils in Indian dry tropics: Insights from Parthenium hysterophorus and Prosopis juliflora invasion dynamics

Unnati, Neha Dua and Rup Narayan*

Original Article | Published: 31-May-2024

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Ecological investigation on vegetation structure and soil characteristics of Prosopis juliflora – invaded and non-invaded urban ecosystems in Indian dry tropics

Neha Dua, Unnati and Rup Narayan*

Original Article | Published: 25-May-2024

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