Chinese medicinal materials GAP and cultivation science

Author: Li Min
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Publish Date: 2006-09-01
Features: The textbook is divided into two parts: General Principles and Specific Topics. The General Principles primarily revolve around the core concept of GAP, focusing on the latest developments in GAP technology. It elaborates on the operational methods and precautions in the implementation and certification processes of GAP, covering various aspects such as the theory, technology, and methods of traditional Chinese medicine production and management. It provides many standardized cultivation techniques with reference and practical value, demonstrating both practicality and forward-thinking. Particularly in the General Principles chapter, it proposes control and resolution methods for the prominent issue of heavy metal and pesticide residue exceeding standards in traditional Chinese medicine, as well as the problems and risks that should be noted and avoided during GAP implementation. Chapters 3 and 4 focus on the selection and rational use of high-quality, pollution-free fertilizers and pesticides. The Specific Topics highlight the modern cultivation techniques of 30 commonly used traditional Chinese medicines, with an added emphasis on the historical evolution, authenticity, and quality control of medicinal materials.