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The book 'Nutraceutical Values of Horticultural Crops and Products,' written by Dhurendra Singh, P. N. Sivalingam, Pinaki Acharyya, and S. R. Meena, serves as an essential resource for understanding the intersection of horticulture and public health. This comprehensive hardback delves deep into the nutritional values and the potential health benefits of underutilized fruits and vegetables, particularly those from arid regions. It discusses advancements in biotechnology, such as Marker Assisted Selection and bioreactor technology, which aid in the development of crop varieties enriched with nutraceutical properties. It covers critical topics such as the importance of bioactive compounds, the antioxidant profiles of various horticultural crops, and the economic aspects of cultivating nutraceutical-rich plants. This publication is indispensable for researchers, agricultural professionals, and anyone interested in the fruitful nexus of horticultural science and nutrition, emphasizing sustainable practices and the significance of plant biodiversity in addressing health issues.

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Comprehensive Research Covers a wide range of topics focused on horticultural crops and their nutraceutical benefits.
Biotechnology Integration Explores the role of Marker Assisted Selection in enhancing crop traits.
Focus on Underutilized Crops Highlights the nutritional and economic potential of lesser-known fruits and vegetables.
Scientific Authorship Authored by leading experts in horticultural science and nutrition.
Sustainable Practices Discusses eco-friendly cultivation and conservation techniques.
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Authors Dhurendra Singh, P. N. Sivalingam, Pinaki Acharyya, S. R. Meena
Format Hardback
Pages Estimated 500
ISBN 978-XXXX-XXXXX-X
Publication Date 2023
Target Audience Researchers, Agricultural Professionals, Nutritionists

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Country of Origin: India

The motivation to conduct further research on the potential of plants to address public health issues and consumer demands has arisen from the efforts of government, industry, and research institutes. This is due to the promise of Marker Assisted Selection to expedite the development of crop varieties with desirable traits. Progress has been made in mapping and tagging many horticulturally important genes with morphological, biochemical, and molecular markers, which form the foundation for marker assisted selection in crops. These methods offer great potential for improving the efficiency of conventional plant breeding by allowing selection to be carried out on molecular markers linked to the trait of interest rather than the trait itself. The potential of plant cell and callus culture systems as a bio processing and production method for useful metabolites of nutraceutical importance has been advanced through bioreactor technology.


1. Nutritional Value of Underutilized Fruits 2. An Overview of Plant Biodiversity of Horticultural Crops in Arid Region 3. Nutraceutical Potential of Pomegranate, Jamun and Other Arid Zone Fruits 4. Improvement in Underutilized Fruit Crops Rich in Bioactive Compounds and their Economic Cultivation 5. Ethnobotanical Importance of Flora of Hot Arid Regions of India 6. Antioxidant Profile of Selected Asian Vegetables 7. Improvement of Tomato for Lycopene Content 8. Perspectives of Germplasm Collection of Fruits and Vegetables for Nutraceuticals 9. Safe Conservation Technologies for Elite Plant Germplasm 10. Vegetable-derived Nutraceuticals: Value Chain and Nutrition Security 11. Bioactive Compound Based Antioxidants: An Overview 12. Oxidative Damage in Living Systems and Use of Phytochemicals 13. Medicinal Plants for Diabetes Mellitus 14. Dietary Fiber: Importance, Types and Dietary Sources 15. Phytosterols as Functional Food 16. Nutraceuticals in Fruits and Vegetables: Used and Availability 17. Bioactive Compounds Profile of Khejri 18. Cactus Pear for Nutraceutical and Functional Food 19. Nutraceutical Value of Arid Fruits and Vegetables 20. Functional Food Quality of Onion and Garlic 21. Scientific Validations of Herbal Plants of Arid Zone 22. Antioxidant Rich Beverages from Under-utilized Temperate Horticultural Crops 23. Nano-technological Applications in Agriculture and Food 24. Enhancement of Bioactive Compounds in Ziziphus Through in vitro Technique 25. in vitro Production of Secondary Metabolites 26. Opportunities, Challenges and Strategies to Develop Functional Foods and Phytomedicines 27. Extraction, Analysis and Quality Control of Nutraceuticals and Other Bioactive Natural Products 28. Quality Control on Industrial Processing of Antioxidants 29. Encapsulation of Nutraceutical Compounds for Functional Foods 30. Packaging Technology for Processed Products




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Nutraceutical Values Of Horticultural Crops And Products | Dhurendra Singh

P. N. Sivalingam

Pinaki Acharyya: & S. R. Meena

Nutraceutical Values of Horticultural Crops and Products (Hardback, Dhurendra Singh, P. N. Sivalingam, Pinaki Acharyya: & S. R. Meena)

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