Add to ORKGThe tribals of Tripura depend basically on different herbs for their treatment. The field work documented about nineteen plant species used against stomach disorders and as anti- hemorrhagic by three different tribes, the Halams, Tripuris and Chakmas of North Tripura district of Tripura state, India. Some of these have been known for ages for their medicinal properties, while, others have been recorded for the first time amongst these people. Some of the plants are reported to be in their wild state and others are domesticated
The paper highlights uses of 15 ethnomedicinal plants traditionally utilized by the Bheel and Bhilal...
The present article is based on the findings of ethnobotanical surveys conducted in the entire Lahau...
Background: The present paper documents the uses of plants in traditional herbal medicine for human ...
288-298Gastrointestinal (GI) tract in human body is the most important and vulnerable organ for the ...
Gastrointestinal (GI) tract in human body is the most important and vulnerable organ for the diverse...
The present study aimed to prepare an inventory of ethnomedicinal plants used by the Reang tribe Dha...
321-325An ethnomedicinal survey was carried out to identify the wild plants used by the Bhilla, Thak...
The tribes of Wayanad depend basically on different plants for their treatment. The field work docum...
370-380The present study was carried out in the eight forest fringe villages of Chilapatta Reserve F...
The present study was carried out in the eight forest fringe villages of Chilapatta Reserve Forest i...
An investigation was carried out among the Khasi tribe residing nearby the Nongkhyllem Wildlife Sanc...
Medicinal plants have always been the principle sources of medicine in India. It is well established...
Objective: To explore traditional ethnomedicinal knowledge of different tribes of Coochbehar distric...
The present paper enumerates 33 plant species belonging to 24 families used by the tribal of Bolangi...
The present paper enumerates 33 plant species belonging to 24 families used by the tribal of Bolangi...
The paper highlights uses of 15 ethnomedicinal plants traditionally utilized by the Bheel and Bhilal...
The present article is based on the findings of ethnobotanical surveys conducted in the entire Lahau...
Background: The present paper documents the uses of plants in traditional herbal medicine for human ...
288-298Gastrointestinal (GI) tract in human body is the most important and vulnerable organ for the ...
Gastrointestinal (GI) tract in human body is the most important and vulnerable organ for the diverse...
The present study aimed to prepare an inventory of ethnomedicinal plants used by the Reang tribe Dha...
321-325An ethnomedicinal survey was carried out to identify the wild plants used by the Bhilla, Thak...
The tribes of Wayanad depend basically on different plants for their treatment. The field work docum...
370-380The present study was carried out in the eight forest fringe villages of Chilapatta Reserve F...
The present study was carried out in the eight forest fringe villages of Chilapatta Reserve Forest i...
An investigation was carried out among the Khasi tribe residing nearby the Nongkhyllem Wildlife Sanc...
Medicinal plants have always been the principle sources of medicine in India. It is well established...
Objective: To explore traditional ethnomedicinal knowledge of different tribes of Coochbehar distric...
The present paper enumerates 33 plant species belonging to 24 families used by the tribal of Bolangi...
The present paper enumerates 33 plant species belonging to 24 families used by the tribal of Bolangi...
The paper highlights uses of 15 ethnomedicinal plants traditionally utilized by the Bheel and Bhilal...
The present article is based on the findings of ethnobotanical surveys conducted in the entire Lahau...
Background: The present paper documents the uses of plants in traditional herbal medicine for human ...