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Artemisia annua L. belonging to the family Asteraceae, is a fragrant annual herb. The genus Artemisia contains more than 400 species, and distributed mainly in the Northern Hemisphere, especially in Asia, Europe and North America (Pellicer et al., 2006; Nibret & Wink 2010). This genus is represented by 32 species in India (Hajra et al., 1995). Many species of the genus Artemisia are used in the folk and traditional medicine and also used as spices, and for alcoholic drinks (Baser & Buchbauer 2010). Plant commonly named Sweet Annie, Sweet Wormwood Annie, Sweet Sagewort, Annual Wormwood or Qinghaosu. In Uttarakhand commonly known as “Paanti”. In Chinese traditional medicine use of this plant was recorded before 168 BC.

Effect of Organic Manures on Antioxidant Activity and Essential Oil Composition of Artemisia annua cv. CIM Arogya