Medicinal plants research in Asia continues to receive significant national and international
attention, particularly concerning its multiple roles in poverty alleviation and health care …

Abstract The Indian Himalayan Region harbor about half of the flowering plant species
recorded in India, of which nearly 30% species are endemic. The state of Uttarakhand, also …

The present investigation was deals with identifying traditional uses of medicinal plants for
curing a variety of ailments and degree of religious conservation for retention of …

The present paper discusses the development of a participatory approach to promote
medicinal and aromatic plant (MAP) cultivation as a tool for biodiversity conservation and …

Mountain communities that use local foods are more likely to be food secure over time.
However, historical and contemporary policies have largely homogenized food systems by …

Assessing the effects of harvesting on the population dynamics of important non-timber
forest products (NTFPs) species is important for informing species conservation options …

The main objective of this study was to investigate and analyse the farmers' perceptions on
criteria and indicators for sustainable management of indigenous agroforestry systems in …

Medicinal plant-based healthcare system practiced by the traditional herbal healers
(Vaidyas) plays a significant role in curing ailments. Phenology of many medicinal plants is …

The present study explored the ethnomedicines, use of wild edible plants for dietary purpose
and associated traditional knowledge of Baiga, Kharwar and Gond tribal communities of …

Herbal medicine is part of the knowledge of indigenous cultures and marginal societies
across the globe which has stood the test of time. A comparative study was conducted into …