[PDF][PDF] Wild edibles of Murari Devi and surrounding areas in Mandi district of Himachal Pradesh, India
P Sharma, A Agnihotry, PP Sharma… - International journal of …, 2013 - academicjournals.org
The wild edibles served as a dietary supplement and medicine for thousands of years,
particularly in the tribal and rural areas of the Himalayas. A total of 43 wild edibles,
representing 33 genera and 25 families were reported. Maximum number of species were
reported in the altitudinal zone, 700 to 1800 m followed by> 1800 m altitudinal zone. Forty
species were found in dry habitat followed by shady moist degraded bouldary, etc. Fourteen
species were native to Himalayan region and the rest were non-native to Himalayan region …
particularly in the tribal and rural areas of the Himalayas. A total of 43 wild edibles,
representing 33 genera and 25 families were reported. Maximum number of species were
reported in the altitudinal zone, 700 to 1800 m followed by> 1800 m altitudinal zone. Forty
species were found in dry habitat followed by shady moist degraded bouldary, etc. Fourteen
species were native to Himalayan region and the rest were non-native to Himalayan region …
Wild edibles of Murari Devi and surrounding areas in Mandi district of Himachal Pradesh, India.
PS Pankaj Sharma, AA Ajit Agnihotry, PP Sharma… - 2013 - cabidigitallibrary.org
The wild edibles served as a dietary supplement and medicine for thousands of years,
particularly in the tribal and rural areas of the Himalayas. A total of 43 wild edibles,
representing 33 genera and 25 families were reported. Maximum number of species were
reported in the altitudinal zone, 700 to 1800 m followed by> 1800 m altitudinal zone. Forty
species were found in dry habitat followed by shady moist degraded bouldary, etc. Fourteen
species were native to Himalayan region and the rest were non-native to Himalayan region …
particularly in the tribal and rural areas of the Himalayas. A total of 43 wild edibles,
representing 33 genera and 25 families were reported. Maximum number of species were
reported in the altitudinal zone, 700 to 1800 m followed by> 1800 m altitudinal zone. Forty
species were found in dry habitat followed by shady moist degraded bouldary, etc. Fourteen
species were native to Himalayan region and the rest were non-native to Himalayan region …
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