Impact of Social Media Network Data on Conservation of Bioresources
IGI Global eBooks, Apr 8, 2022
The effectiveness of the transmission and sharing of data and information among people has been r... more The effectiveness of the transmission and sharing of data and information among people has been revolutionized by the internet and digital technology. Social networks have shortened the communication space among the technology users. Their relatively easy access through computers, cell phones, and many other devices has made them easy to use, so they are probably the most widely used today. Social network and internet media (SIM) has revolutionized providing useful resources for scientific research, especially in engaging citizen scientists in research. There are also various possible drawbacks in spite of the benefits of the SIM. With the increasing use of social media worldwide, sites with rich species diversity face potentially the greatest anthropogenic threats (resulting from high numbers of visitors), which results in the extinction of valuable species from the native area. Despite shortcomings, SIM can provide conservation education and awareness and also reconnect to the natural world.
Abscisic acid is a phytohormone produced by plants and has various roles in plants growth and dev... more Abscisic acid is a phytohormone produced by plants and has various roles in plants growth and development. ABA function in plants is still not well understood, despite of its involvement in abscission. However, ABA has a critical role in reducing a variety of stress reactions. Drought stress is one of the abiotic stress and is defined as a prolonged period of reduced water supply. ABA controls plants response to various conditions such as salinity, low temperature, and drought. It plays a vital role in regulating a variety of processes involved in plant growth, such as floral induction, seed dormancy, embryo maturation, seed germination and root growth. The present research work is carried out to analyse the drought tolerance and leaf chlorosis by the application of ABA on selected three medicinal plant species Talinum paniculatum, Bryophyllum pinnatum and Sauropus androgynus.
The demand for medicinal and aromatic plants has grown rapidly across the globe in recent years p... more The demand for medicinal and aromatic plants has grown rapidly across the globe in recent years primarily due to the threats posed by increasing demand and resultant extensive destruction of plant rich habitats. In this context many medicinal plants are facing extinction or severe genetic loss. Therefore the collection, conservation and exchange of strategic Information and planting material of medicinal plants have become extremely critical. From ancient times to till date all cultures have used plants as a source of medicine because of their vital role in supplying nutrients as well as strengthening various essential human systems to protect them from several diseases. At present, there is a dearth of awareness about the importance of plant conservation and the methods that are used to conserve the rare and endangered species. Successful conservation requires cooperation between Plant Biologists, research institutions, policy makers and the public. A complex web of different organizations and practices should work together to maintain and safeguard the rare and endangered flora. Well-developed Plant Data Base (PDB) provides an easy way to efficiently store information about medicinal plants and also greatly facilitates shared access to relevant information. The websites help to connect organized information of plants with their images including their variants captured over time. Search tools allow us to find plants by family, genus, scientific name, common name and accession number as well as general categories including flower, fruit, or foliage.The communication strategy for engendering local community support for the conservation programme involves the use of a wide range of media that the local communities are familiar with, and which have the power to communicate the messages to the target groups. Thus the Networking database is useful for plant identification, reference and Biodiversity discovery and implementing these new technologies that can vitally improve possibilities of the conservation, collection and dissemination of medicinal knowledge which contribute to the sustainability of our plant wealth.
Advances in Medical Technologies and Clinical Practice
E-health plays a significant role in giving valuable information to the people about human life. ... more E-health plays a significant role in giving valuable information to the people about human life. E-health is commercial and protected use of data about the health, information and communication technology (ICT), and its associates with the health-related directions and human health activities. ICT or e-health includes different interventions like telehealth, telemedicine, m-health (mobile health) e-health registers (EHR), big data, wearables, and uniform artificial intelligence. In life there is no time for paper and pen work in the countries, and they are change completely to the digitalization and sharing health information and patient health data through the online mode, which is more simple and successful healthcare improvements. Such healthcare apps are useful to us to lead better, well, and more fruitful lives. E-health can be one of the important hopeful aspects for providing community health benefits which incorporates a predictable medical system.
Qualitative Secondary Metabolites Identification and Analysis in Capparis Zeylanica L. A Herbal Medicine
Capparis zeylanica L. is a climbing thorny shrub commonly known as Indian caper, found throughout... more Capparis zeylanica L. is a climbing thorny shrub commonly known as Indian caper, found throughout India. It is used as a „Rasayana‟ drug in the traditional Ayurvedic system of medicine which belongs to the family Capparidaceae with immense medicinal values. The plant is used in folk medicine to treat, snake bite, tumors, diabetes, rheumatism, abdominal, ulcers, hernia, swelling, itching, hepatitis, liver tonic, insect poisoning and anti-inflammatory. The present study was under taken to identify qualitatively various secondary metabolites like Phenols, Flavonoids and Anthocyanidins by paper chromatography from leaf, stem bark, root bark and fruits. Twenty five (25) Phenolic compounds like Iso Chlorogenic acid, Caffeic acid, Isochlorogenic acid, Homo-Protocatechuic acid, Phloroglucinol, Gentisic acid, α-Resorcyclic acid, Cis-p-Coumaric acid, Trans-p-Coumaric acid, p-hydroxy benzoic acid, Phloretic acid, Ferulic acid, Cis-Ferulic acid, Scopoletin, O- Coumaric acid, Trans-Sinapic acid,...
Natural products play an important role in drug development programs in the pharmaceutical indust... more Natural products play an important role in drug development programs in the pharmaceutical industry which are basically obtained from plants with potent bioactive compounds capable of preventing and treating most oxidative related diseases and have often been used in folkloric medicine. The most important of these bioactive constituents of plants are phenols, flavonoids, alkaloids, and saponins which provide the medicinal value to the plants in which they are present. The present study focuses on the Quantitative evaluation of important bioactive phytochemicals like phenols, flavonoids, alkaloids and saponins in different extracts of Leaf and fruit of an important medicinal plant Indigofera hirsuta L. belonging to family Fabaceae. I. hirsuta L. is an annual sub shrub and grows to a height of 1m tall and widely distributed in India with immense herbal medicinal properties. Phenols, flavonoids are known to possess wide range of biological activities like antimicrobial, antioxidant and...
Impact of Social Media Network Data on Conservation of Bioresources
Advances in Wireless Technologies and Telecommunication
The effectiveness of the transmission and sharing of data and information among people has been r... more The effectiveness of the transmission and sharing of data and information among people has been revolutionized by the internet and digital technology. Social networks have shortened the communication space among the technology users. Their relatively easy access through computers, cell phones, and many other devices has made them easy to use, so they are probably the most widely used today. Social network and internet media (SIM) has revolutionized providing useful resources for scientific research, especially in engaging citizen scientists in research. There are also various possible drawbacks in spite of the benefits of the SIM. With the increasing use of social media worldwide, sites with rich species diversity face potentially the greatest anthropogenic threats (resulting from high numbers of visitors), which results in the extinction of valuable species from the native area. Despite shortcomings, SIM can provide conservation education and awareness and also reconnect to the nat...
Role of Information Technology in Environmental Communication
Advances in Wireless Technologies and Telecommunication
Environmental communication emerged in the United States in the 1980s and reached multiple milest... more Environmental communication emerged in the United States in the 1980s and reached multiple milestones in the area of environmental protection and management. Information and communication technological advancement took a quantum leap in supporting environment-related problems through internet. Involvement of ICT in protecting the environment led to the development of ‘green websites', which are associated with policies to improve, conserve, recycle, and check the carbon emissions and for the development of eco-friendly products. Environmental nature communication is the exchange of information observed during interaction of plants with ecosystems. It was discovered that organs of the plants communicate when in danger to protect themselves from predators. Application of communication devices likes drones, collars, Wifi, usage of software servers for data collection, monitoring will be a way forward to conserve bioresources. Therefore, environmental communication will analyse data...
Impact of Social Media Network Data on Conservation of Bioresources
IGI Global eBooks, Apr 8, 2022
The effectiveness of the transmission and sharing of data and information among people has been r... more The effectiveness of the transmission and sharing of data and information among people has been revolutionized by the internet and digital technology. Social networks have shortened the communication space among the technology users. Their relatively easy access through computers, cell phones, and many other devices has made them easy to use, so they are probably the most widely used today. Social network and internet media (SIM) has revolutionized providing useful resources for scientific research, especially in engaging citizen scientists in research. There are also various possible drawbacks in spite of the benefits of the SIM. With the increasing use of social media worldwide, sites with rich species diversity face potentially the greatest anthropogenic threats (resulting from high numbers of visitors), which results in the extinction of valuable species from the native area. Despite shortcomings, SIM can provide conservation education and awareness and also reconnect to the natural world.
Abscisic acid is a phytohormone produced by plants and has various roles in plants growth and dev... more Abscisic acid is a phytohormone produced by plants and has various roles in plants growth and development. ABA function in plants is still not well understood, despite of its involvement in abscission. However, ABA has a critical role in reducing a variety of stress reactions. Drought stress is one of the abiotic stress and is defined as a prolonged period of reduced water supply. ABA controls plants response to various conditions such as salinity, low temperature, and drought. It plays a vital role in regulating a variety of processes involved in plant growth, such as floral induction, seed dormancy, embryo maturation, seed germination and root growth. The present research work is carried out to analyse the drought tolerance and leaf chlorosis by the application of ABA on selected three medicinal plant species Talinum paniculatum, Bryophyllum pinnatum and Sauropus androgynus.
The demand for medicinal and aromatic plants has grown rapidly across the globe in recent years p... more The demand for medicinal and aromatic plants has grown rapidly across the globe in recent years primarily due to the threats posed by increasing demand and resultant extensive destruction of plant rich habitats. In this context many medicinal plants are facing extinction or severe genetic loss. Therefore the collection, conservation and exchange of strategic Information and planting material of medicinal plants have become extremely critical. From ancient times to till date all cultures have used plants as a source of medicine because of their vital role in supplying nutrients as well as strengthening various essential human systems to protect them from several diseases. At present, there is a dearth of awareness about the importance of plant conservation and the methods that are used to conserve the rare and endangered species. Successful conservation requires cooperation between Plant Biologists, research institutions, policy makers and the public. A complex web of different organizations and practices should work together to maintain and safeguard the rare and endangered flora. Well-developed Plant Data Base (PDB) provides an easy way to efficiently store information about medicinal plants and also greatly facilitates shared access to relevant information. The websites help to connect organized information of plants with their images including their variants captured over time. Search tools allow us to find plants by family, genus, scientific name, common name and accession number as well as general categories including flower, fruit, or foliage.The communication strategy for engendering local community support for the conservation programme involves the use of a wide range of media that the local communities are familiar with, and which have the power to communicate the messages to the target groups. Thus the Networking database is useful for plant identification, reference and Biodiversity discovery and implementing these new technologies that can vitally improve possibilities of the conservation, collection and dissemination of medicinal knowledge which contribute to the sustainability of our plant wealth.
Advances in Medical Technologies and Clinical Practice
E-health plays a significant role in giving valuable information to the people about human life. ... more E-health plays a significant role in giving valuable information to the people about human life. E-health is commercial and protected use of data about the health, information and communication technology (ICT), and its associates with the health-related directions and human health activities. ICT or e-health includes different interventions like telehealth, telemedicine, m-health (mobile health) e-health registers (EHR), big data, wearables, and uniform artificial intelligence. In life there is no time for paper and pen work in the countries, and they are change completely to the digitalization and sharing health information and patient health data through the online mode, which is more simple and successful healthcare improvements. Such healthcare apps are useful to us to lead better, well, and more fruitful lives. E-health can be one of the important hopeful aspects for providing community health benefits which incorporates a predictable medical system.
Qualitative Secondary Metabolites Identification and Analysis in Capparis Zeylanica L. A Herbal Medicine
Capparis zeylanica L. is a climbing thorny shrub commonly known as Indian caper, found throughout... more Capparis zeylanica L. is a climbing thorny shrub commonly known as Indian caper, found throughout India. It is used as a „Rasayana‟ drug in the traditional Ayurvedic system of medicine which belongs to the family Capparidaceae with immense medicinal values. The plant is used in folk medicine to treat, snake bite, tumors, diabetes, rheumatism, abdominal, ulcers, hernia, swelling, itching, hepatitis, liver tonic, insect poisoning and anti-inflammatory. The present study was under taken to identify qualitatively various secondary metabolites like Phenols, Flavonoids and Anthocyanidins by paper chromatography from leaf, stem bark, root bark and fruits. Twenty five (25) Phenolic compounds like Iso Chlorogenic acid, Caffeic acid, Isochlorogenic acid, Homo-Protocatechuic acid, Phloroglucinol, Gentisic acid, α-Resorcyclic acid, Cis-p-Coumaric acid, Trans-p-Coumaric acid, p-hydroxy benzoic acid, Phloretic acid, Ferulic acid, Cis-Ferulic acid, Scopoletin, O- Coumaric acid, Trans-Sinapic acid,...
Natural products play an important role in drug development programs in the pharmaceutical indust... more Natural products play an important role in drug development programs in the pharmaceutical industry which are basically obtained from plants with potent bioactive compounds capable of preventing and treating most oxidative related diseases and have often been used in folkloric medicine. The most important of these bioactive constituents of plants are phenols, flavonoids, alkaloids, and saponins which provide the medicinal value to the plants in which they are present. The present study focuses on the Quantitative evaluation of important bioactive phytochemicals like phenols, flavonoids, alkaloids and saponins in different extracts of Leaf and fruit of an important medicinal plant Indigofera hirsuta L. belonging to family Fabaceae. I. hirsuta L. is an annual sub shrub and grows to a height of 1m tall and widely distributed in India with immense herbal medicinal properties. Phenols, flavonoids are known to possess wide range of biological activities like antimicrobial, antioxidant and...
Impact of Social Media Network Data on Conservation of Bioresources
Advances in Wireless Technologies and Telecommunication
The effectiveness of the transmission and sharing of data and information among people has been r... more The effectiveness of the transmission and sharing of data and information among people has been revolutionized by the internet and digital technology. Social networks have shortened the communication space among the technology users. Their relatively easy access through computers, cell phones, and many other devices has made them easy to use, so they are probably the most widely used today. Social network and internet media (SIM) has revolutionized providing useful resources for scientific research, especially in engaging citizen scientists in research. There are also various possible drawbacks in spite of the benefits of the SIM. With the increasing use of social media worldwide, sites with rich species diversity face potentially the greatest anthropogenic threats (resulting from high numbers of visitors), which results in the extinction of valuable species from the native area. Despite shortcomings, SIM can provide conservation education and awareness and also reconnect to the nat...
Role of Information Technology in Environmental Communication
Advances in Wireless Technologies and Telecommunication
Environmental communication emerged in the United States in the 1980s and reached multiple milest... more Environmental communication emerged in the United States in the 1980s and reached multiple milestones in the area of environmental protection and management. Information and communication technological advancement took a quantum leap in supporting environment-related problems through internet. Involvement of ICT in protecting the environment led to the development of ‘green websites', which are associated with policies to improve, conserve, recycle, and check the carbon emissions and for the development of eco-friendly products. Environmental nature communication is the exchange of information observed during interaction of plants with ecosystems. It was discovered that organs of the plants communicate when in danger to protect themselves from predators. Application of communication devices likes drones, collars, Wifi, usage of software servers for data collection, monitoring will be a way forward to conserve bioresources. Therefore, environmental communication will analyse data...
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