The document discusses different methods for conserving biodiversity, including in-situ conservation methods like wildlife sanctuaries and national parks, and ex-situ conservation methods like botanical gardens, zoological gardens, and gene banks. It provides examples of each conservation method and highlights organizations that work to coordinate biodiversity conservation activities.
presenation only for exsitu conservation includes topic (Components of ex-situ conservation
Plant genetic resources conservation in gene banks, national gene banks and gene repositories
Preservation of genetic materials under natural conditions, Perma-frost conservation
Guidelines for sending seeds to network of active/ working collections
Orthodox and recalcitrant seeds- differences in handling
Clonal repositories
genetic stability under long term storage condition)
presenation only for exsitu conservation includes topic (Components of ex-situ conservation
Plant genetic resources conservation in gene banks, national gene banks and gene repositories
Preservation of genetic materials under natural conditions, Perma-frost conservation
Guidelines for sending seeds to network of active/ working collections
Orthodox and recalcitrant seeds- differences in handling
Clonal repositories
genetic stability under long term storage condition)
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An exploratory survey conducted on Pteridophytic flora in the 18 selected sacred groves of Chalavara Grama panchayath, Ottapalamtaluk, Palakkad district, Kerala lead to the collection of 26 species of pteridophytes coming under 20 genera and 14 families. Among them, 02 families belongs to class Lycopsida, 01 family belongs to class Psilotopsida and remaining belongs to class Polypodiopsida. Out of 26 species 21 species are terrestrial, 3 species are epiphytes and 2 species are aquatic.
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Investigation of traditional veterinary phytomedicines used in deosai plateau...Shujaul Mulk Khan
In the present investigation, the traditional ethno veterinary knowledge is totally in the custody of elder members of the community. The young ones are unaware about such important practices. Previously no ethno veterinary study has been carried out from this study area. Therefore, present study has been designed to record the ethno botanical uses of indigenous plants Deosai Plateau, Pakistan. Total 59 people of different ages (38 Males and 21 females) were interviewed and information was collected through semi-structured questionnaires. The data obtained were quantitatively analyzed using Use Value (UVi) formula and Relative Citations Frequency (RFC ). The collected specimens were pressed, dried, preserved, mounted on Herbarium sheets and after confirmed identification were submitted in the Herbarium, Department of Botany, Hazara University, Mansehra, Pakistan. The present findings revealed that thirteen medicinal plant species were recorded for their ethno veterinary uses. Belonging to nine families out of which 92% are herbs and 8% shrubs. Polygonaceae is the dominant family used in the treatment of different disease (23.07%) followed by lamiaceae and apiaceae. Majority of species were used in treatment of digestive disorder (9.4%), followed by diarrhea (7.5%), abdominal and dysentery (5.6%). Leaves and roots are the most frequently used parts in the treatment of various diseases (29%) each, followed by flower (18%). Medicinal plants most with used values were Aconitum heterophyllum Wall. ex Royle (0.84), Rheum webbianum Royle (0.80) and Berberis orthobotrys Bien. ex Aitch. (0.76) while most relative citations frequency was of Rheum spiciforme Royle (0.35), Aconitum heterophyllum Wall. ex Royle (0.27), Berberis orthobotrys Bien. ex Aitch. (0.27).
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4. The Biorichness of the earth which
includes different kinds of plants,
Animals and micro organisms is
Known as biodiversity.
5. The methods of conserving living
things with in their natural
ecosystem is called in-situ
conservation.
eg: Wild life sanctuaries,
National Parks, Biosphere
Reserves, Sacred groves etc.
6. The Methods of conserving them in
suitable places out side their
natural ecosystem is called ex-situ
conservation.
eg : Botanical Garden,
Zoological Gardens and Gene
Banks.
7. This is an initiative to conserve wild
animals. Controlled interference of
man without harming the
environment and free life of
animals are permitted here.
8. National parks are extensive forest which
maintain the original beauty and complexity
of nature.
eg: Eravikulam, Silent Valley
9.
10. Biosphere reserves are replicas
of biosphere. When compared to
other sanctuaries they have an
extensive area. Silent Valley,
Chenthuruni and Periyar Belong to
Nilgiri Biosphere reserve.
11. These are scientifically designed gardens
developed with a view to conserve a variety
of plants.
eg: Tropical Botanical Garden and Research
Institute at palod.
12.
13. Through the freedom and natural
conditions of wild animals can not
be provided to the fullest extend.
Zoos have great importance an
centers for conserving many
endangered animals.
Eg: Zoo at Thiruvananthapuram.
14.
15. Gene banks are modern
technological system which collect
and conserve the factors which
control the characters of organisms
(Gene). These are many variant
forms of gene bank like Seed Bank,
Sperm Bank etc.
16. There are organizations and
institutions at the national and
international level for developing
and coordinating biodiversity
conservation activities.
eg. WWF, Forest Survey of India,
Wild life Institute of India.
