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108Deep ChandContd ..... (Table 1).Centre of origin11. Central American andMexian centre12. North American centrePlant speciesTagetes erecta the area of the greatestdiversity is in South central Mexico;Vanilla fragrans (syn= V. plantifolio) aperennial vine cultivated in the tropicesand S. mexico for its aromatic fruitsAgriculture must have been introducedfrom centre-11 (central American andMexico centre). Panax quinquefolia(American ginseng), Mentha canadesllsis,(American wild mint) and DaturastramoniumTable 2.Germplasm introduction of medicinal and aromaticplants, spices and condimentsCrop species Accessions Source countryL Aconitum napellus 4 France, Germany2. Aloe sp. 49 France,J apan,Spain3. Artemisia annua 6 France, ltaly,Japan4. Atropa belladonna 4 Japan, Netherlands, Poland5. Anacyclus sp. 1 France6. Cassia angustifulia 3 Egypt, Japan7. Chrysanthemum cinera- 1 Germanyriifolium8. Datura sp. 20 Hungary, Netherlands9. Digitalis ptlrpurea 35 Germany, Hungary, USA10. Duboisia leichhardtii 2 Australia11. Geranium rotundifolium 2 Denmark, Egypt12. Gentiana Iutea 2 France, Japan13. Glaucium flavum 6 Denmark, France,Germany,Japan, Russia14. Hyoscyamus albus 4 Netherlands15. H. niger 4 Japan
Priorities for Promising Plant Introductions 109Contd ..... (Table 2.)Crop species Accessions Source country16. Hyssopus officinalis 8 Denmark, Hungary, J~pan,Netherlands17, Hypericum perforatum 2 France18 Jasminum sp. 21 Egypt, UK19 Lavandula angllstifolus 2 France, Italy, Netherlands,USA20 Levisticum officinale 5 France, Hungary, Italy,Netherlands21. Metricaria chamomilla 6 Hungary, Italy, Japan,USA22. Melissa officinalis 3 Denmark, France,Netherlands23. Mentha sp. 76 Australia, Denmark,France, Germany Italy,Netherlands, USA24. Ocimum basilicum 85 Australia, Egypt, France,Hungary, Italy, USA25 Origanum vulgare 3 France, Poland, USA26 Papaver somniferum 292 Australia, Bulgaria,Czechoslovakia, DenmarkGermany,Hungary, Japan,Netherlands,USA27 Panax sp. 4 Japan, USA28 Pelargonium sp. 1 USA29 Plantago psyllium 4 Japan30. Rauvolfia serpentina 2 Japan31. Rosmarinus officinalis 4 Egypt, Italy, USA32. Solanum varum 8 Egypt, Nepal, Netherlands33. Salvia officinalis 6 Egypt, Italy, Japan34. S. clarea 4 Bulgaria,France, Japan,Netherlands35. Satureja hortensis 10 Bulgaria, France, Italy36. Silybum marianum 5 France37 Valeriana officinalis 4 Germany38 Vinca rosea 10 France, Japan, USA39 Withania somnifera 5 France, Japan,Netherlands, USA
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