Early selective strategies for higher yielding bio-economic Indian ginseng based on genotypic study through metabolic and molecular markers.

Applying biotechnological tools to the selection of higher-yielding bioeconomic crops is a promising and remarkable means of reducing the burden on production on a global scale. In the present study, 25 germplasms of Indian ginseng ( (L.) Dunal) were examined for their genetic diversity by using morphological, biochemical, and molecular markers for twenty plant growth traits.