A General Review of Tinospora Cordifolia from Ayurvedic Perspective

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By

Gyanendra Kumar Gupta,

Gagan Devi,

  1. Professor & HOD Department of Kriya Sharir, RK Institute of Ayurvedic Medical Sciences Uttar Pradesh India

Abstract

Tinospora Cordifolia plant is a deciduous shrub, sometimes grown as an ornamental, and stem cuttings are a simple way to propagate it. It thrives in practically every type of soil and under a variety of environmental conditions. It has been particularly trained to grow on the Neem tree, and as a result, it is said to have greater therapeutic value. It can also be cultivated by spreading seeds in the monsoon, but seedlings develop much slower than plants cultivated by cutting.

Keywords: Tinospora Cordifolia, Ornamental, Stem cutting, Neem tree and Deciduous Shrub.

How to cite this article: Gyanendra Kumar Gupta, Gagan Devi. A General Review of Tinospora Cordifolia from Ayurvedic Perspective. Research & Reviews : Journal of Computational Biology. 2023; ():-.
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Received January 25, 2021
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Published January 7, 2023
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