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Bioscience at a Crossroads (factsheet): Botanicals and the Nagoya Protocol
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- Bioscience at a Crossroads (factsheet): Botanicals and the Nagoya Protocol
- العلوم الحيوية على مفترق الطرق: المستحضرات النباتية وبروتوكول ناغويا
- La Bioscience À La Croisée Des Chemins : Les Produits Botaniques Et Le Protocole De Nagoya
- БИОНАУКА НА ПЕРЕПУТЬЕ: ФИТОСЫРЬЕ И НАГОЙСКИЙ ПРОТОКОЛ
- Las Ciencias Biológicas En Una Encrucijada: Los Productos Botánicos Y El Protocolo De Nayoga
- 处于十字路口的生物科学:植物制剂与《名古屋议定书》 [ Chinese ]
Botanicals are plant-based products that are used as medicines or to promote health and well-being. The botanicals sector is diverse, with widely varying products, companies, markets, approaches to research and development (R&D), and regulatory frameworks. Around the world, these products go by a range of names, including herbal medicines, dietary herbal supplements, phytomedicines, phytoprotectants, and phytotherapeutic agents. In contrast to pharmaceuticals, the active constituents in a botanical medicine are often not identified, and its biological activity might not be well characterized. No longer sold primarily as single ingredients, botanicals are now also found as mixtures, in sports drinks, functional foods, cosmetics, and a natural alternatives to artificial colorings, flavorings and preservatives.
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- Global
- Aichi-T16. Nagoya Protocol on ABS
- GBF-T13. Fair and equitable sharing of benefits from genetic resources, digital sequence information and associated traditional knowledge
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