Introduction

Biogenic synthesis of AgNPs

Nanoparticles a widely acceptable technology for rapid production of AgNPs for the
excessive need and marked and resulting in a reduction in the generation of hazardous
to environment and the human health.Plants use for synthesis of nanoparticles has
been more interest of workers because its provide single step biosynthesis process as
the protocol involving plant sources are free from toxicants; furthermore natural
capping agents are readily supplied by the plant(D) The biogenic approach synthesized
nanoparticles present polydispersity, stability and dimensions. (donlod). The physical
and chemical approach is pricey. (The Chemical and physical of synthesis are toxic and
too costly. Biosynthesis is sfe to environments (). Biological method for nanoparticles
synthesis can be used plants, plant extract, enzyme, algae, bacteria and fungi (6). Such
synthesis are capable nanoparticles that have unique property that may influence
utility because the are easily purified (7). Nanoparticles synthesis longer shelf life.
Conventional method use for green synthesis nanoparticles involves natural capping.
This natural capping nanoparticle makes more stable. Biosynthesis generally involves
oxidation and reduction reactions (). Plant, plant extracts are mainly used for the
synthesis of nanoparticles. Plant and plant extracts are preferred for nanoparticle
synthesis. Plant easy availability antioxidant and safe nature. For the AgNps synthesis
plants extracts make it more advantageous. Initially, nanoparticles were synthesized
using whole plant. The whole plant, as well as parts such as root, leaf, seed, stem and in
vitro grown calli, were reported to have a role in the synthesis of various nanoparticles.

Distribution in south Asian region especially Pakistan, Afghanistan, India, and Egypt().

effect of biogenic silver nanoparticle on callus induction in Fagonia indica. We will

germinate the seeds of Faginia indica in vitro culture in MS medium. Oxidant, hepato-
protective, anti- diabetic. The advantage of in vitro tissue culturing uniform and enhanced
production of important phytochemicals irrespective of geography and season (khan, T et
al 2016). It is well known for biosynthesis of anticancer flavonoid, and phenolic
secondary metabolites. Different strategies have been employed over the year for
enhanced production of commercially phytochemicals on industrial scale.