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    INTRODUCTION

    Kingdom

    Subkingdom

    Superdivision

    Division

    Class

    Subclass

    Order

    Family

    Genus and species

    Plantae Plants

    Tracheobionta Vascular plants

    Spermatophyta Seed plants

    Magnoliophyta Flowering plants

    Magnoliopsida Dicotyledons

    Rosidae

    Apiales

    Apiaceae

    Ammi majus

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    INTRODUCTION

    Effective drug in treating Leucoderma or vitiligo ( common intropical region ) and psoriasis.

    Origin- Egypt.

    Distribution- Commonly found in tropics.

    Iran, Syria, Palestine and in the basins ofMediterranean sea.

    Introduced to India in 1955 in small scale.Indian states- Jammu and Kashmir, UP, Gujarat, TN.

    Also grown as winter ornamental.

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    BOTANY

    Annual herb, height 0.8-1.2m.

    Leaves- Decompound light

    green alternate leaves,

    pinnately placed with

    lanceolate to oval segments. Inflorescence- Axillary and

    terminal compound cyme,

    white flowers.

    Fruits- Ribbed ellipsoid,

    greenish brown when

    immature and turning reddish

    brown at maturity.

    Bitter and extremely pungent.

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    Introduction to India

    A.majus andA.visnaga by

    UNE

    SCO at FRI, Dehradun.

    Contrasting characters

    Difference in epicarp

    microcharecters andcuticle ornamentation

    pattern between

    powdered fruit samples of

    the two spp.

    Used to identify thestriations ofcells in the

    inter-coastal species which

    is a distinguishing

    character.

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    CROP PRODUCTION AND MANAGEMENT

    Soil

    Sandy loam and clay loam

    best.

    Hardy plant, thrives on

    degraded soils.

    Cannot tolerate water

    logging.

    Climate Winter annual.

    Mild cool climate early

    growth.

    W

    arm weather at maturity.

    Micro propagation

    Plantlets from indirect

    organogenesis form calli of

    cotyledonary leaves of

    Ammi magus supplementedwith IAA, Kinetin and casein

    hydrolysate.

    Direct organogenesis in MS

    medium with IAA( 0.5-10mg/l) and Kinetin(2mg/l).

    Rooting on MS medium

    with IBA(0.2mg/l) and

    glutamine(100mg/l).

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    LAND PREPERATION AND PLANTING

    Lands are divided into furrows.

    Spacing 45X60cm.

    MANURES AND FERTILIZERS

    Flurocomarins responds well to nitrogenous fertilizers,

    temperature and day length. Basal dose- 30:30:30 NPK/ha.

    50 Kg N 2 splits, 30 DAS and flowering for loamy soils ofpH7.

    AFTERCARE Irrigate during winter.

    Two more irrigations during March and April.

    1 or 2 hoeing

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    CROP PROTECTION

    No serious pests. Occurrence Root knot nematode.

    Aspergillus ochraceous- Heavy damage to fruits during

    storage, with deleterious effect on xanthotoxin content.

    A.niger, A.flavus and Fusarium oxysporum Slight damage

    during first 3 months ofstorage. Later drastic reduction.

    Viral mosaic disease Yellowing of leaves with a mosaic

    pattern.

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    HARVEST AND POSTHARVEST HANDLING

    Fruits are officinal parts.

    Flowering- February, primary umbel matures in 35-45 days.

    Harvesting intervals 2-4 days.

    Staggered harvesting.

    Timely harvest 25% more yield.

    Delayed harvesting Shedding ofseeds, major problem.

    Planofix@15ppm at flower initiation and fruit formation

    stage, reduce seed shattering and increases yield.

    Harvesting at mature but green stage yield maximum

    furocoumarins, xanthotoxin in fruits.

    Yield 9000-2000 Kg/ha.

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    CHEMICAL COMPOSITION

    Chief active principle Crystalline furocoumarin, xanthotoxin.

    Fruits Ammidin ( an imperatiorin ) and majidin ( a bergarpten ).

    Essential oil ofseeds Furocoumarin 60%, xanthotoxin,

    bergapten,imperatorin, isoimperatorin, isopimpinellin,

    beraclenin and marmesin. Xanthotoxin 20%.

    Fruits Glucosidal principle 1%, tannin 0.45%, oleoresin 4.7%

    and acrid oily liquid 3.2%.

    Xanthotoxin marketed as Oxsoralen Drug for leucoderma, used

    in suntan lotion.

    A. visnaga contain Khellin ( Furocoumarin ).

    Khellin is more in immature fruits , then flowers and mature

    unripe fruits. Continued

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    Khellin Antiarteriosclerotic, anthelmintic, antiseptic,

    antidiabetic and antiuterogenic activities, and is a

    vasodialator with coronary dilatory action.

    Used to cure angina pectoris and bronchial asthma.

    Commercially available as tablets.

    Side effects Vomiting, dizziness, insomnia, vertigo and

    fatigue.

    Besides Khellin Narcissin, ammidin, khellinin, rhampetin,

    visnagin, isorhamnatin and rhamnazine are isolate from

    fruits ofA.visnaga.

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    USES

    Fruits referred as seeds are e

    ffective drugs against Leucoderma,

    cutaneous psoriasis.

    Dried fruit powder To treat vitilago.

    PUVA Treatment by combination ofpsoralens ( ammoidin ) and

    UV rays to treat vitilago.

    Volatile oil Pronounced antibacterial activity against gram

    negative bacteria.

    The extract Moderate fungicidal activity against Gibberella

    fugikuroiand Fusarium oxysporum.

    Decoction offruits Expells kedney stones and against renal coil.

    Purified extract offruits Diuretic and mildly hypotensive.

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