Medicinal plants: traditions and study prospects (devoted to the 100th anniversary of establishing the Experimental Station of Medicinal Plants)
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https://doi.org/10.21498/2518-1017.4(33).2016.88691Keywords:
medicinal plants, achievements, growing technologies, varieties, Experimental Station of Medicinal Plants, stages of development, prospectsAbstract
Historical review was done concerning the formation and development of scientific research of the Experimental Station of Medicinal Plants over the period 1916–2016. The main stages of experimenting in the direction of “medicinal plant cultivation’’ in Ukraine were covered. Role and importance of the Experimental Station of Medicinal Plants in the scientific and methodological support of such scientific directions as breeding, seed production, cultivation technologies, pharmacognosy in medicinal plant cultivation were shown. For the needs of the branch, over 100 species of introduced medicinal plants were studied at the Station and agricultural techniques of their growing were developed, in addition, more than 50 varieties of medicinal plants were created, a number of machines and devices for growing, harvesting and initial treatment of raw materials and seeds of the most important medicinal plants was designed. Other scientific achievements of the Station were mentioned and promising areas of medicinal plant research in Ukraine were outlined.
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