Queries received regarding planting material of Indian medicinal and aromatic crops during first week of November, 2006.

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Queries received regarding planting material of Indian medicinal and aromatic crops during first week of November, 2006. Related Ecoport Tables
Common NameScientific NameQueries generated from (name of state)Remarks
SarpgandhaRauvolfia serpentinaGujarat and PunjabSeeds with good germination percentage in bulk. When offered about young plants, showed no interest.
SatavarAsparagus racemosusMadhya PradeshYoung plants
KevatchMucuna pruriensMadhya Pradesh, Gujarat, Rajasthan, PunjabBoth black and white seeded Kevatch
ChandrashoorLepidium sativumMadhya PradeshSeeds in limited amount
AsgandhWithania somniferaPunjab, West Bengal, OrissaSeeds in bulk but farmers in Chhattisgarh failed to fulfill the demand
AkarkaraSpilanthes acmellaPunjab, Haryana, Uttar PradeshIn bulk.
PudinaMentha sp.Uttar Pradesh, Jharkhand, local, Orissa, Andhra PradeshDemand for organically grown Mentha was high
Lemon GrassCymbopogon citratusKarnataka, Punjab, HaryanaSupplied in bulk
SteviaStevia rebaudianaPunjab, Haryana, Madhya Pradesh,Supplied by the farmers
Musk DanaAbelmoschus moschatusMadhya Pradesh, Gujarat, Rajasthan, PunjabSeeds supplied
BawchiPsoralea corylifoliaJharkhandSeeds
BachAcorus calamusWest BengalSlips
PatchouliPogostemon patchouliMaharashtra, KarnatakaIn bulk
AloeAloe veraPunjab, Rajasthan, Gujarat, Madhya PradeshYoung plants in bulk
HaldiCurcuma longaOrissa, Madhya Pradesh, West BengalSupplied in bulk

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