THE EXPORT DEMAND OF MEDICINAL PLANTS



THE EXPORT DEMAND OF MEDICINAL PLANTS 

 MEDICINAL PLANTS BASED INDUSTRY IS GROWING AT THE RATE OF 7% TO 15% ANNUALLY. 

 Introduction to Medicinal and Aromatic plants of India 


Some  cultivated medicanal plants

 Isabgol  (Plantago Ovata)
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Plantago Ovata

Senna (Cassia Angustifolia)
Senna alexandrina

Safed Musli  (Chlorophytum Borivilianum )
Chlorophytum borivilianum

Giloy  (Tinospora cordifolia )
Tinospora cordifolia

Guggul (Comniphora Wighti)
Commiphora wightii

Ashwagandha  (Withania Somnifera )
Withania somnifera

Aloe Vera  (Aloe Barbadensis Miller )
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Aloe Barbadensis Miller

Kalmegh (Andrographis paniculata)
 
Andrographis paniculata)

Shatavar (Asparagus racemosus)
Asparagus racemosus

Some Cultivated aromatic plants
  • Lemon grass (Cymbopogan Flexuosus)
  • Palmarosa (Cymbopogan Martini)
  • Patchouli (Pogostenum Cablin )
  • Basil  (Ocimum Basilicum)
  • Tulsi  (Ocimum Sanctum)
  • Mentha  (Menta Arvensis

Area under cultivation 
6 to 33 lakh hectars
Major Areas 
  • Rajasthan 
  • Uttar Pradesh 
  • Madhya Pradesh 
  • Tamilnadu 
  • Punjab
  • Chhatisgad
  • Andhra Pradesh 
  • Bihar

Productive Medicinal and Aromatic plants in India 
Production 1022.5 tons
  • Madhya Pradesh 
  • Rajasthan 
  • Tamilnadu 
  • Chhatisgad
  • Arunachal Pradesh 
  • Karnataka
  • Andhra Pradesh 
  • Uttar Pradesh 

Medicinal and Aromatic plants in trade
About 1178 species are traded 
242 species for priority management action having high annual demand  (More than 100 metric tons )

THE EXPORT DEMAND OF MEDICINAL PLANTS ESTIMATED ABOUT 1.34 LAKH METRIC TONS WITH EXPORT VALUE OF 3211 CRORES (2014/ 15)
THREE THOUSANDS TWO HUNDRED ELLEVEN CRORES RUPEES.

MEDICINAL PLANTS BASED INDUSTRY IS GROWING AT THE RATE OF 7% TO 15% ANNUALLY. 
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