Título: Phenological attributes of Angelica glauca and A. archangelica expressed at two different climatic zones in Western Himalaya
Autores: Vashistha, Rajiv K.; HAPPRC
Butola, Jitendra S.; GBPIHED
Nautiyal, B.P.; HAMP
Nautiyal, M.C.; HAPPRC
Fecha: 2010-01-22
Publicador: Open access journal of medicinal and aromatic plants
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Tipo: Peer-reviewd Article
Botany, conventional
Tema: Medicinal and Aromatic plants
Angelica species, medicinal, aromatic, cultivation, phenology, threatened, Himalaya
Descripción: Angelica glauca Edgew. and A. archangelica Linn., are high value medicinal and aromatic plants of the Himalaya. The present study examined phenological attributes of these species under cultivation at two different climatic zones in Western Himalaya, Uttarakhand, India. Plants of both species were cultivated in Tungnath (TN), an alpine zone (3600 m asl) and in Pothivasa (PV), a temperate zone (2200 m asl). The results showed that the commencement and completion periods of phenophases, viz., growth initiation, vegetative phase, flowering, fruiting and senescence in both species varied greatly between the climatic zones. However, this variation was negligible between the species. It indicates that there is a need to develop location specific strategy for cultivation and management of the selected species. Further, the information will be highly helpful in determining appropriate time of cultivation practices, viz., seed sowing to harvesting of these species. Based on the corresponding life cycle of these species, it was also concluded that both the species can be cultivated in similar climatic conditions. Overall, the study will help in understanding adaptation features and planning strategies for successful cultivation and effective conservation management of these species.
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