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Tinospora cordifolia (Willd.) Miers. a wonder drug plant
Holarrhena pubescens(Buch.-Ham.) Wall. ex DC. syn. Holarrhena antidysenterica (Linn.) Wall. has medicinal potential
Panax ginseng has great potential for health.
Biofuels and their future role in green house gas mitigation: Jatropha revisited
Aegle marmelos (L.)Corr fruit is tonic for heart and brain in Ayurvedic system.
Coral reefs serve as a biological indicator for global warming and have medicinal value also
Coriandurm sativum Linn is condiment and a traditional medicine also
Global land availability estimates for energy crop production
Biomass should be used instead of fossil energy carriers in order to reduce i) CO2 emissions ii) the anticipated resource scarcity of fossil fuels and iii) need to import fuels from abroad.
Asparagus racemosus propagation methods through tissue culture technique
In vitro plantlet regeneration in Asparagus racemosus through shoot bud differentiation on nodal segments.
Somatic embryogenesis and DNA organization of genomes
Biofuel for green house gas mitigation should be selected based on local enviornment and flora.
Renewables: for energy security and autonomy A case study from Indian experience.
Energy use pattern of Indian village and replacement with Jatropha oil A case study
Greening of wastelands: Renewables: for energy security and autonomy:
“Jatropha Is Not Competing with Existing Food Crops to Produce Biodiesel”
Economics of Jatropha cultivation as compared to sugarcane and others
The jatropha plantation creates a positive correlation between energy production and food production
Jatropha curcas L. a Biofuel plant has aniti tumor properties
Jatropha farming on common land has begun in India
Bioenergy is competitive with other renewable energy sources and ecofriendly also
Aloe vera is not safe to drink while Aloe arborescens
India’s Jatropha Tussle a lesson for developing world
Acacia catechu Willd can provide tannis to develop RT inhibitors to prevent AIDS infection

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