Identification of potential accessions of Bacopa monnieri L. for herbage yield and bacosides A content

Saran, Parmeshwar Lal; Damor, Hiteksha I.; Lodaya, Darshan H.; Suthar, Manish Kumar; Kalariya, Kuldeepsingh A.; Roy, Swarup

doi:10.1016/j.indcrop.2021.114348

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“…Soil clay loam to clay in nature is best suited for its growth and development. Both plants perform well in poorly drained soils and waterlogged conditions (Saran et al, 2022).…”

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Socio-Economic Profile of Farmers Cultivated Gar-13 Variety of Rice

Devi¹,

Bhoi²

2022

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An attempt was made to study socio-economic profile of respondents growing GAR -13 rice variety developed by Anand Agriculture University (AAU), Anand. The present study was conducted for two years (2020 and 2021). From middle Gujarat Kheda district was selected purposively on the basis of concentration of area under GAR-13 variety of rice. Total 120 respondents which comprise 60 respondents of GAR-13 and 60 respondents which grow local variety were selected to make the comparison between two varieties in first year. In the second year 200 respondents comprises 100 respondents of GAR-13 and 100 respondents of local variety were selected for detailed study. It was observed that decision of a farmer cultivated GAR-13 variety mainly depends on the attributes like age of the respondent, education level, family size, farm size, income etc., This indicated that the young farmers, more educated, small family size, large farm size and having more income were more willing to adopt the improved technologies as compared to local variety adopters.

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“…Soil clay loam to clay in nature is best suited for its growth and development. Both plants perform well in poorly drained soils and waterlogged conditions (Saran et al, 2022).…”

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confidence: 97%

Socio-Economic Profile of Farmers Cultivated Gar-13 Variety of Rice

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Bhoi²

2022

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“…Among them, Jal Brahmi (Bacopa monnieri L.), is an important medicinal nootropic herb [2]. It is also known as, Herpestis monnieri, water hyssop, and generally known as Brahmi or Jalanimba in India.…”

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“…It is found in wetlands and near streams in tropical regions. Therefore, it can be easily grown in the area in which water logging is the main problem [2]. It grows up to a height of 20-30 cm and it has 10-35 cm long branches.…”

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“…It is directly correlated with human behaviour and health. When it is used as a drug it can make a person think clearer and the memory becomes more brilliant [2]. In our country, Brahmi is used in a variety of forms to improve the mental ability of school-going children.…”

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“…Among them, Bacoside A and B are vital compounds mostly found together [7]. These compounds have neuropharmacological effects and nootropic activity [2].…”

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Impact of Partial Shades on Bacopa monnieri L. for Nootropic Parameters

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Singh

Solanki

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Indian traditional and ayurvedic medicine is used to relieve various complex diseases and health issues. Bacopa monnieri is a potent medicinal herb used for multiple disease remedies and known as a nootropic or brain tonic herb. Impact of different shade net intensity (SNIs) on biomass yield and bioactive compound on Bacopa monnieri studied using the most efficient UPLC-MS/MS methods. The different shade net intensity viz., 0% SNI, 30% SNI, 40% SNI, 50% SNI, 75% SNI, and 90% SNI were used. Maximum total fresh herbage weight was obtained from the 75% SNI. The maximum content of bioactive compounds, viz., bacopaside I (0.287 % g-1), bacopaside II (0.236 % g-1), bacoside A (0.296 % g-1), and total bacoside content (0.582% g-1) were found under 75% SNI, whereas, maximum bacoside A3 was obtained in 50% SNI. However, maximum dry herbage weight (630 g), was obtained from 0% SNI. Therefore, the selected elite ‘DBM-4’ could be cultivated under partial shade conditions for harvesting maximum yield from nootropic parameters.

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