Increasing secondary metabolites production of Phyllanthus sp to support development of herbal medicine industry

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This study aim to improve the quality of Phyllanthus sp production by increasing the content of secondary metabolites as a bioactive compound. Phyllanthus sp contains various secondary metabolites that enhance immunity and treat diabetes, hypertension, antioxidants, anti-cancer, kidney disorders, and other illnesses. Since the Covid-19 pandemic, Phyllanthus sp widely used as a raw material for making herbal medicines. The trade value of Indonesian herbal medicines is estimated to increase in 2022, and the price will reach around the US $ 910 million, so it has very bright business prospects. These relatively limited phytopharmaceutical products constrain the supply of high-quality raw materials under the requirements of the herb medicine industry. Therefore, conducting a depth assessment related to efforts to improve the quality of Phyllanthus sp production by increasing the content of secondary metabolites is necessary. The efforts to enhance the quality of Phyllanthus sp as a source of herbal medicine raw materials can be made through plant breeding such as genetic mutations and in combination with the environmental arrangements of soil water content and solar radiation intensity. The efforts to increase the quality of herbal medicine raw materials are critical to support the development of the herbal medicine industry.

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Utami, N., Bidara, I. S., Royani, J. I., Reninta, R., Dwimahyani, I., & Mulyono, D. (2022). Increasing secondary metabolites production of Phyllanthus sp to support development of herbal medicine industry. In IOP Conference Series: Earth and Environmental Science (Vol. 1114). Institute of Physics. https://doi.org/10.1088/1755-1315/1114/1/012082

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