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Conservation and management of plant biodiversity in the eastern Himalayan region with emphasis on soap pod tree (Gymnocladus assamicus).

Abstract
 This chapter provides a general biodiversity profile of northeast India and specific details for management of G. assamicus, highlighting both short-term and long-term goals. A conservation through cultivation approach may become successful in the case of G. assamicus for its brilliant autumn colour as well as its ethnobotanical importance.