Biospectrum Horizons: A Journal of Life Science Research (JASLSRI)

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Biospectrum Horizons: A Journal of Life Science Research

The Biospectrum Horizons: A Journal of Life Science Research (JASLSRI) is an international, peer-reviewed, open-access journal dedicated to high-quality research and innovation across life sciences, biotechnology, and interdisciplinary scientific fields. Published by the Academic Society for Life Science Research and Innovation (India), JASLSRI provides a platform for original research, reviews, and significant scientific contributions spanning biological sciences, environmental sciences, biotechnology, bioinformatics, microbiology, agriculture, medical sciences, and related disciplines. The journal promotes scientific excellence, academic integrity, methodological rigor, and interdisciplinary collaboration. All manuscripts undergo a rigorous double-blind peer-review process, with emphasis on originality, scientific significance, ethical standards, and research quality.
JASLSRI welcomes researchers worldwide and aims to connect scientific discovery with meaningful real-world applications, fostering collaboration and innovative research for sustainable development and the advancement of life sciences.

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Volume 2, Issue 1 (January - June, 2026)

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Biological & Molecular Sciences • Vol 2, Issue 1 (2026)
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A Review On Ethnobotanical Genomics: Nexus of Traditional and Scientific Knowledge

Authors: Sandhya Devi Alok Kumar Khare

Plant-derived natural products (NPs) have been fundamental to traditional medicines, providing essential therapeutic compounds. Indigenous knowledge has taken precedence in this era, and ethnobotany has developed into a science of survival. A number of new plant molecules, including those used by hundreds of cultures, have been described, and medicinal plants are still being sold for their therapeutic benefits without the necessary identification and validation. The review investigates the evolution and current level of traditional plant knowledge among ethnic groups, as well as the incorporation of modern trends into ethnobotanical studies. Molecular analysis (Scientific knowledge) for identifying Ethnotaxa, and the application of DNA barcoding, for authentication of plant species identified using traditional knowledge. Linking scientific and traditional categorization systems, which are often unwritten and only passed down orally, is crucial.

Ethnic communities Ethnobotany DNA Barcoding
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Biological & Molecular Sciences • Vol 2, Issue 1 (2026)
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THE MORNING GLORY'S MEDICINAL TREASURE: AN ETHNOBOTANICAL INVENTORY OF FAMILY CONVOLVULACEAE IN UTTAR PRADESH, INDIA.

Authors: Dr. Jaswinder Kaur

Although the Convolvulaceae family is home to ornamental and agricultural species, ethnomedicinal knowledge accumulated in Uttar Pradesh, India largely goes undocumented. This study was conducted to systematically document the medicinal species of Convolvulaceae in Uttar Pradesh, documenting their botanical identity, vernacular names, habitats, and therapeutic applications. A widespread field survey took place in multiple districts of Uttar Pradesh between May 2015 and March 2021. Data were collected using field observations and interviews with local residents. Plant specimens were collected, identified, and deposited in the Duthie Herbarium. The research recorded 28 medicinal plant species from 12 genera. The genus Ipomoea was the most abundant (13 species). Leaves and the whole plant were the most commonly used elements, mostly for making pastes, juices or decoctions to treat a broad range of more than 50 ailments. An initial conservation assessment showed that 32% of these species are of High conservation priority due to rarity and overharvesting. This study makes the first combined ethnobotanical knowledge on the Convolvulaceae family of the Uttar Pradesh state which is regarded as vital in local traditional medicine and highlights the importance of conservation, and ongoing pharmaceutic study.

Ethnobotany Medicinal Plants Convolvulaceae
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Biological & Molecular Sciences • Vol 1, Issue 1 (2025)
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The Fibers of Indigenous Communities Living in Pilibhit Tiger Reserve

Authors: Sandhya Devi Alok Kumar Khare

Forests contain everything a living being might possibly need: food, forage, medicine, timber, and fiber. In terms of their value to human society, fiber-producing plants have been ranked second only to food plants. The current study focuses on the natural fibers utilized by the communities residing in the Pilibhit Tiger Reserve area. Field surveys and ethnobotanical data collecting using the open-ended, structured, and participatory rural appraisal (PRA) technique are the primary sources of the data. The study identified 22 plant species of 21 genera belonging to 7 different families. Most of the plants belonged to family Poaceae (36%) and stem (32%), leaves (27%) and stem bark (23%) are main source of fiber. The study area is rich in biodiversity and inhabited by many ethnic and subethnic communities with good traditional knowledge on fibres and the extraction processes. The purpose of the study is to promote awareness and explore the possible commercial application of the natural fibre yielding plants.

Ethnobotany PTR Terai
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Prof. Upendra Kumar

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Professor, Department of Botany, Mahatma Jyotiba Phule Rohilkhand University, Bareilly, India, India

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Dr. Priyanka Singh

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Assistant Professor, Government Degree College, Budaun, U.P., India, India

Journal Focus Areas

  • • Biological & Molecular Sciences: Cell Biology, Molecular Biology, Genetics, Biochemistry, Biotechnology
  • • Environmental, Agricultural & Applied Life Sciences: Environmental Biology, Ecology, Agriculture, Plant Sciences, Animal Sciences, Food Science
  • • Microbiology & Biomedical Sciences: Microbiology, Immunology, Medical Biology, Pharmacology, Biomedical Research
  • • Other Life Science & Interdisciplinary Studies: Bioinformatics, Computational Biology, Neuroscience, Marine Biology, interdisciplinary and emerging life-science fields
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