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“Study on Ethnobotanical Aspects of some medicinally
important plant of Jhabua - Distt. Of M. P.”
Submitted to
Devi Ahilya Vishwavidhyalaya, Indore
For the award of degree of
Doctor of Philosophy
In
Botany
2014
By
Bhupendra H. Bhargav
Assistant Professor of Botany
S.R.G.B.N. College, Sanawad
Khargone (M.P.)
Supervisor Co- Supervisor
Dr. K.C.Patidar Dr. Sanjay Vyas
Assistant Professor of Botany Professor of Botany
M.K.H.S. Gujrati Girls college Govt. Holkar Science college
Indore (M.P.) Indore (M.P.)
ReseaRch centeR
Department of Botany
Govt. Holkar Science colleGe indore (M.P.)
This thesis is heartily dedicated to almightiness God Shiva MAHANKAL, my Guruji Shri Bhaktanand ji Maharaj, Respected teacher Dr. C. M. Solanki and my Loving parents Shri Harishankar Bhargav and Smt. Maltidevi Bhargav……..
ACKNOWLEDGEMENT
First and foremost, I would like to express my sincere admiration and
reverence to my esteemed supervisor Dr. K.C. patidar Assistant Professor of
Botany, Govt. M.K.H.S. Gujrati Girls College Indore (M.P.) and Co- Supervisor
Dr. Sanjay Vyas Professor of Botany, Govt. Holkar Science college Indore
(M.P.) whose expert guidance and unceasing interest, encouragement, and
critical reviews made this work a success.
I take it to be my proud privilege to avail this opportunity to express my
sir sincere and deep sense of gratitude to Dr. C.M. Sokanki Retrd. Prof. and
Head of dept. Botany, P. M. B. Gujarati College Indore M.P.for his
stimulating guidance, constructive suggestions, keen and sustained interest and
consistent encouragement during the entire period of investigation, critically
going through the manuscript and during preparation of thesis.
I feel honoured to thank Dr. R.K. Tugnawat, Principal, Govt. Holkar
Science College, Indore (M.P.) for providing necessary facilities for the present
research work.
I recorded my deep sense of gratitude to Respected Dr. Narendra
dhakad, Additional Director Higher Education & Former Principal, Govt.
Holkar Science College, Indore (M.P.) for permitting research work in college.
I am also thankful to Honreble Dr. P.S. Dubey Ex. Director pollution
control board & former Head, I.E.M.P.S. Vikram University Ujjain for their
Kind and valuable piece of advice.
I am thankful to Dr. Arun Kher Prof. and Head of Dept. Botany, Govt.
Holkar Science College, Indore (M.P.) for provide reaserch facilities. I am also
paid my respect and honor to all the respected teachers of Botany Department.
I am Heartly thankful to Dr. R.K. Pachori and their Asist, Shri
Rajendra Sharma for providing contact & information regarding tribes for
research work.
I express my heartful gratitude to Mr. Govind Joshi and Suraj Joshi
(Fufaji & Buaji), Harsha Joshi, Priyanka Joshi and Vaibhav joshi for great
support during Visit in study area. They have great importance in my life.
I express my special thanks to our college President, Shri Tarachand
patel & Principal, Smt. Meenakshi Bhavsar and my associate teacher Shri
Gopal choure, Dr. Rajendra Choukhre, Rajendra choursia, Pulak jatale,
Dr. K. singh, Hitendra Sharma, Smt. Kamana patil, Pallavi tiwari,
Priyanka Varpha, Vishakha Khandelwal, Charul Kanungo for help and
support.
I bow my head in extreme regards to my affectionate parents Shri
Harishankar Bhargav and Smt. Maltidevi Bhargav, My Brother & His wife
Lokendra Bhargav& Anamika Bhargav, My Wife Pratibha Bhargav, and
My Sisters Minakshi Bhope, Bhumika pandey and Jijaji Shri Atui Bhope &
Niraj Pandey My loving kids Om Bhargav, Bhasker Bhargav & Sanidhaya
Bhargav and Relatives for their unending patience, determinative, motivation,
love and encouragement through which I got success at every stage of my life.
I am thankful to Shri Nayan saxena, Avinesh Varma and Arbaz khan
for his help in doing typing and printing work and I am also thankful to
Raghavendra patidar, Narendra Bhaghel, Sanjay patel Anil Khede for their
Co-operation.
I extend sincere thanks to my friends Shri Navin Bagadi, Umesh Mittal,
Sachin gupta, Shabbir Khan, Mahesh Birala, Yogesh joshi, Tarun
Mandaloi, for his ever willing support, co-operation and help.
I also thank all friends, relatives and any person who directly or indirectly
has helped me to complete successfully the work undertaken.
Date: 28 march 2014 Place: Indore Bhupendra H. Bhargav
CERTIFICATE
This is to certify that the work entitled “Study on Ethno botanical
Aspects of some medicinally important plant of Jhabua - Distt. Of
M.P.” is a piece of research work done by Mr. Bhupendra H. Bhargav under
my guidance and supervision for the degree of Doctor of Philosophy of Devi
Ahilya Vishwavidyalaya, Indore, (M.P.) India. That the candidate has put in an
attendance of more than 200 days with me.
To the best of my knowledge and belief the thesis:
(i) embodies the work of the candidate himself;
(ii) has duly been completed;
(iii) fulfils the requirements of the Ordinance relating to the Ph.D.
degree of the University; and
(iv) Is upto the standard both in respect of contents and language for
being referred to the examiner?
Co-Supervisor Supervisor Dr. Sanjay Vyas Dr. K.C. patidar
Forwarded by Principal Dr. R.K. Tugnawat
DECLARATION
I declare that the thesis entitled “Study on Ethno botanical Aspects of
some medicinally important plant of Jhabua - Distt. Of M.P.” is
my own work conducted under the supervision of Dr. K.C. Patidar
(Supervisor) and Co-guidance of Dr. Sanjay Vyas (Co-supervisor) approved by
Research Degree Committee of D.A.V.V. Indore. I have put in more than 200
days of attendance with the Supervisor at the center.
I, further declare that to the best of knowledge the thesis does not contain any
part of work which has been submitted for the award of any degree either in this
University or in any other University / Deemed University without proper
citation.
Date: Candidate Place: Indore Mr. Bhupendra H. Bhargav
Co-Supervisor Supervisor
Dr. Sanjay Vyas Dr. K.C. patidar
Forwarded by Principal Dr. R.K. Tugnawat
CONTENT
S. No. Name of chapter Page No.
1. Introduction 15-20
2. Review of literature 21-27
3. The Study Area 28-44
4. Materials and Methods 45-49
5. Enumeration of Plants 50-213
6 Result and discussion 214-257
7. Conclusion 258-259
8. Bibliography 260-277
Detail of photo plates 1. Plate No. 1: The Jhabua Map
2. Plate No. 2: The tribal peoples
3. Plate No. 3: The tribal life style
4. Plate No. 4: Dress and ornaments in tribe women
5. Plate No. 5: Ornaments in tribal womens
6. Plate No. 6: Art and craft
7. Plate No. 7: Deities
8. Plate No. 8: Bhagoria festival
9. Plate No. 9: Cultural practices
10. Plate No. 10: Dances of Bhils
11. Plate No. 11: Musical Instruments
12. Plate No. 12: Tribal marriage
13. Plate No. 13: Agricultural practice
14. Plate No. 14: Average rainfall
15. Plate No. 15: Average temperature and humidity
16. Plate No. 16: Forest and Vegetation
17. Plate No. 17: Badawa, pujara and other medicine men
18. Plate No. 18: Badawa, pujara and other medicine men
19. Plate No. 19: Badawa, pujara and other medicine men
20. Plate No.20: Ethnomedicinal plants (Ablmoschus esculentus,
Ablmoschus manihot, Abrus precatorius and Abutilon indicum)
21. Plate No.21: Ethnomedicinal plants ( Acalypha indica, Achyranthes
aspera, Acacia leucophloca, Acanthospermum hispidum, Adhatoda
Zeylanica and Aegle marmelos)
22. Plant No.22: Ethnomedicinal plants ( Aerva lanata, Agave americana,
Ageratum conyzoids, Ailanthus excels, Alangium salvifolium and
Albizia lebbek)
23. Plate No.23: Ethnomedicinal plants (Aloe vera, Alternanthera sessiles,
Alysicarpus monilifer, Amaranthus viridis, Ammannia baccifera and
Annona squamosa)
24. Plate No.24:Ethnomedicinal plants(Anogeissus latifolia, Arachis
hypogea, Apium graveolen, and Antigonon leptopus)
25. Plate No.25:Ethnomedicinal plants (Argemone maxicana, Argyria
nervosa, Asperagus racemosus, Azanza lampas Aristoloshia bracteilata
and Azadirechta indica)
26. Plate No. 26:Ethnomedicinal plants (Balanites aegyptiaca,
Baliospermum montanum, Bidens biternata, Biophytum sensitivum and
Bacopa monnieri)
27. Plate No.27: Ethnomedicinal plants(Bauhinia racemosa, Bauhinia
variegate, Barleria prionities, Blumea lanciniata and Blainvallea
acmella)
28. Plate No.28:Ethnomedicinal plants (Boerhavia diffusa, Bryophyllum
pinnatum, Bombax ceiba and Boswellia serrata)
29. Plate No.29:Ethnomedicial plants (Borassus flabellifer, Buchanania
cochinchinensis, Butea monosperma, Caesulia axillaries and
Caesalpinia bonduc)
30. Plate No.30:Ethnomedicinal plants (Calotropis procera, Capparis
deciduas, Cassia fistula, Cardiospermum helicacabum, Cassine glauca
and Catharanthus roseus)
31. Plate No.31:Ethnomedicinal plants (Cayratia trifolia, Centella
asiatica, Catunregum spinosa, and Ceiba pentandra)
32. Plate No.32:Ethnomedicinal plants (Celosia argentea, Celastrus
paniculatus, Chlorophytum tubrosum, Ceropegia bulbosa, Cleome
gynandra and citrus medica)
33. Plate No.33: Ethnomedicinal plants (Clerodendrum serratum,
Clerodendrum interme, Clitorea ternatea, Clerodendrum phlomidis,
Cleome simplicifolia and Coccinia grandis)
34. Plate No.34: Ethnomedicinal plants (Costus speciosus Flower and
plant, Cocculus hirsutus, Corallocarpus epigeaus, Corchorus Oiltorius
and Crinum asiaticm)
35. Plate No.35: Ethnomedicinal plants (Cullen corylifolia, Curculigo
orchioides, Curcuma pseudomontana, Cynadon dactylon, Datura metel
and Diospyros melanoxylon)
36. Plate No.36:Ethnomedicinal plants (Dolichandrone falcate,
Desmodium gangaticum, Dichrostachys cinerea, Dioscorea bulbifera,
Dipteracanthus patulus and Ehretia laevis)
37. Plate No.37: Ethnomedicinal plants(Evolvulus alsinoides, Eclipta alba,
Euphorbia neriifolia, Ficus religiosa, Ficus benghalensis, and Ficus
racemosa)
38. Plate No.38: Ethnomedicial plants(Hyptis suaveolens, Heteropogon
contortus, Holoptalea integrifolia, Emblica officinalis, Indigofera
glandulosa and Ipomoea carnea)
39. Plate No.39:Ethnomedicinal plants(Gloriosa superba flower and
rhizome, Garuga pinnata, Impatiens balsamina, Jatropha curcas and
Justicia diffusa)
40. Plate No.40:Ethnomedicinal plants(Gmelina arborea, Leonotis
nepetifolia, Limonia acidissima, Ligerstroemia parviflora, Lamea
coromandelica, and Lindenbergia indica)
41. Plate No.41: Ethnomedicinal plants(Lawsonia inermis, Mangifera
indica, Martynia annua, Mimusops elengi, Mitragyna parvifolia and
Momordica charantia)
42. Plate No.42:Ethnomedicinal plants(Momordica dioca, Pongamia
pinnata, Murraya Koenigii, Phyllanthus amarus, Ocimum grattissimum
and Ocimum tenuiflorum)
43. Plate No.43: Ethnomedicinal plants(Lindernia crustacea, Madhuca
longifolia, Medicago sativa, Merremia emarginata, Mucuna pruriens
and Plumbago zeylanica)
44. Plate No.44: Ethnomedicinal plants(Phyllanthus asperulatus, Physalis
minima, Portulaca oleracea, Punica granatum, Saccharum
spontaneum and Ricinus communis)
45. Plate No.45: Ethnomedicinal plants(Pterocarpus marsupium, Sterculia
urens, Senna occidentalis, Seena tora, and Senna auriculata)
46. Plate No.46:Ethnomedicinal plants(Solanum surattense, Solanum
nigrum, Sida cordifolia, Sygygium cumini, Terminalia cuneata, and
Tamarindus indica)
47. Plate No.47:Ethnomedicinal plants(Semicarpus anacardium, Soymida
febrifuga, Securinega leucopyrus, Tacca leontopataloides, Sida acuta
and Synadenium grantii)
48. Plate No.48:Ethnomedicinal plants(Tephorosia purpurea, Cascabella
thevetia, Tinospora cordifolia, Tribulus terrestris,Tectona grandis and
Trichodesma indicum)
49. Plate No.49: Ethnomedicinal plants(Trumfetta pentandra, Vetiveria
Zizaniodes, Tridex procumbens,Waltheria indica and Vitex negundo)
50. Plate No.50:Ethnomedicinal plants(Trichodesma indicum, Rivea
hypocrateriformis, Wrighta tinctoria and Withania somnifera)
51. Plate No.51:Ethnomedicinal plants(Vernonia cinerea, Urginea indica,
Xanthium indicum, Zingiber officinale and Ziziphus mauritiana)
52. Plate No.52: Graph for Plant group used in ethnobotany.
53. Plate No.53: Graph for Dominant families used for medicine
preparation.
54. Plate No.54: Graph for various plant type.
55. Plate No.55: Graph for plant parts used in medical preparation.
56. Plate No.56: Graph for disease related to plants.
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Details of tables in thesis
1. Table No.1: Villages visited during investigation of the Area. 2. Table No.2: List of medicine man and other informants. 3. Table No.3: Plant family used in medicine preparation,
4. Table No.4: Detail of plant part used,
5. Table No.5: plant used in different ailments-I
6. Table No.6: plant used in different ailments-II
7. Table No.7: plant used in different ailments-III
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“Study on Ethnobotanical Aspects of some medicinally
important plant of Jhabua - Distt. Of M. P.”
Submitted to
Devi Ahilya Vishwavidhyalaya, Indore
For the award of degree of
Doctor of Philosophy
In
Botany
2014
By
Bhupendra H. Bhargav
Assistant Professor of Botany
S.R.G.B.N. College, Sanawad
Khargone (M.P.)
Supervisor Co- Supervisor
Dr. K.C.Patidar Dr. Sanjay Vyas
Assistant Professor of Botany Professor of Botany
M.K.H.S. Gujrati Girls college Govt. Holkar Science college
Indore (M.P.) Indore (M.P.)
ReseaRch centeR
Department of Botany
Govt. Holkar Science colleGe indore (M.P.)
This thesis is heartily dedicated to almightiness God Shiva MAHANKAL, my Guruji Shri Bhaktanand ji Maharaj, Respected teacher Dr. C. M. Solanki and my Loving parents Shri Harishankar Bhargav and Smt. Maltidevi Bhargav……..
ACKNOWLEDGEMENT
First and foremost, I would like to express my sincere admiration and
reverence to my esteemed supervisor Dr. K.C. patidar Assistant Professor of
Botany, Govt. M.K.H.S. Gujrati Girls College Indore (M.P.) and Co- Supervisor
Dr. Sanjay Vyas Professor of Botany, Govt. Holkar Science college Indore
(M.P.) whose expert guidance and unceasing interest, encouragement, and
critical reviews made this work a success.
I take it to be my proud privilege to avail this opportunity to express my
sir sincere and deep sense of gratitude to Dr. C.M. Sokanki Retrd. Prof. and
Head of dept. Botany, P. M. B. Gujarati College Indore M.P.for his
stimulating guidance, constructive suggestions, keen and sustained interest and
consistent encouragement during the entire period of investigation, critically
going through the manuscript and during preparation of thesis.
I feel honoured to thank Dr. R.K. Tugnawat, Principal, Govt. Holkar
Science College, Indore (M.P.) for providing necessary facilities for the present
research work.
I recorded my deep sense of gratitude to Respected Dr. Narendra
dhakad, Additional Director Higher Education & Former Principal, Govt.
Holkar Science College, Indore (M.P.) for permitting research work in college.
I am also thankful to Honreble Dr. P.S. Dubey Ex. Director pollution
control board & former Head, I.E.M.P.S. Vikram University Ujjain for their
Kind and valuable piece of advice.
I am thankful to Dr. Arun Kher Prof. and Head of Dept. Botany, Govt.
Holkar Science College, Indore (M.P.) for provide reaserch facilities. I am also
paid my respect and honor to all the respected teachers of Botany Department.
I am Heartly thankful to Dr. R.K. Pachori and their Asist, Shri
Rajendra Sharma for providing contact & information regarding tribes for
research work.
I express my heartful gratitude to Mr. Govind Joshi and Suraj Joshi
(Fufaji & Buaji), Harsha Joshi, Priyanka Joshi and Vaibhav joshi for great
support during Visit in study area. They have great importance in my life.
I express my special thanks to our college President, Shri Tarachand
patel & Principal, Smt. Meenakshi Bhavsar and my associate teacher Shri
Gopal choure, Dr. Rajendra Choukhre, Rajendra choursia, Pulak jatale,
Dr. K. singh, Hitendra Sharma, Smt. Kamana patil, Pallavi tiwari,
Priyanka Varpha, Vishakha Khandelwal, Charul Kanungo for help and
support.
I bow my head in extreme regards to my affectionate parents Shri
Harishankar Bhargav and Smt. Maltidevi Bhargav, My Brother & His wife
Lokendra Bhargav& Anamika Bhargav, My Wife Pratibha Bhargav, and
My Sisters Minakshi Bhope, Bhumika pandey and Jijaji Shri Atui Bhope &
Niraj Pandey My loving kids Om Bhargav, Bhasker Bhargav & Sanidhaya
Bhargav and Relatives for their unending patience, determinative, motivation,
love and encouragement through which I got success at every stage of my life.
I am thankful to Shri Nayan saxena, Avinesh Varma and Arbaz khan
for his help in doing typing and printing work and I am also thankful to
Raghavendra patidar, Narendra Bhaghel, Sanjay patel Anil Khede for their
Co-operation.
I extend sincere thanks to my friends Shri Navin Bagadi, Umesh Mittal,
Sachin gupta, Shabbir Khan, Mahesh Birala, Yogesh joshi, Tarun
Mandaloi, for his ever willing support, co-operation and help.
I also thank all friends, relatives and any person who directly or indirectly
has helped me to complete successfully the work undertaken.
Date: 28 march 2014 Place: Indore Bhupendra H. Bhargav
CERTIFICATE
This is to certify that the work entitled “Study on Ethno botanical
Aspects of some medicinally important plant of Jhabua - Distt. Of
M.P.” is a piece of research work done by Mr. Bhupendra H. Bhargav under
my guidance and supervision for the degree of Doctor of Philosophy of Devi
Ahilya Vishwavidyalaya, Indore, (M.P.) India. That the candidate has put in an
attendance of more than 200 days with me.
To the best of my knowledge and belief the thesis:
(v) embodies the work of the candidate himself;
(vi) has duly been completed;
(vii) fulfils the requirements of the Ordinance relating to the Ph.D.
degree of the University; and
(viii) Is upto the standard both in respect of contents and language for
being referred to the examiner?
Co-Supervisor Supervisor Dr. Sanjay Vyas Dr. K.C. patidar
Forwarded by Principal Dr. R.K. Tugnawat
DECLARATION
I declare that the thesis entitled “Study on Ethno botanical Aspects of
some medicinally important plant of Jhabua - Distt. Of M.P.” is
my own work conducted under the supervision of Dr. K.C. Patidar
(Supervisor) and Co-guidance of Dr. Sanjay Vyas (Co-supervisor) approved by
Research Degree Committee of D.A.V.V. Indore. I have put in more than 200
days of attendance with the Supervisor at the center.
I, further declare that to the best of knowledge the thesis does not contain any
part of work which has been submitted for the award of any degree either in this
University or in any other University / Deemed University without proper
citation.
Date: Candidate Place: Indore Mr. Bhupendra H. Bhargav
Co-Supervisor Supervisor
Dr. Sanjay Vyas Dr. K.C. patidar
Forwarded by Principal Dr. R.K. Tugnawat
CONTENT
S. No. Name of chapter Page No.
1. Introduction 15-20
2. Review of literature 21-27
3. The Study Area 28-44
4. Materials and Methods 45-49
5. Enumeration of Plants 50-213
6 Result and discussion 214-257
7. Conclusion 258-259
8. Bibliography 260-277
Detail of photo plates 57. Plate No. 1: The Jhabua Map
58. Plate No. 2: The tribal peoples
59. Plate No. 3: The tribal life style
60. Plate No. 4: Dress and ornaments in tribe women
61. Plate No. 5: Ornaments in tribal womens
62. Plate No. 6: Art and craft
63. Plate No. 7: Deities
64. Plate No. 8: Bhagoria festival
65. Plate No. 9: Cultural practices
66. Plate No. 10: Dances of Bhils
67. Plate No. 11: Musical Instruments
68. Plate No. 12: Tribal marriage
69. Plate No. 13: Agricultural practice
70. Plate No. 14: Average rainfall
71. Plate No. 15: Average temperature and humidity
72. Plate No. 16: Forest and Vegetation
73. Plate No. 17: Badawa, pujara and other medicine men
74. Plate No. 18: Badawa, pujara and other medicine men
75. Plate No. 19: Badawa, pujara and other medicine men
76. Plate No.20: Ethnomedicinal plants (Ablmoschus esculentus,
Ablmoschus manihot, Abrus precatorius and Abutilon indicum)
77. Plate No.21: Ethnomedicinal plants ( Acalypha indica, Achyranthes
aspera, Acacia leucophloca, Acanthospermum hispidum, Adhatoda
Zeylanica and Aegle marmelos)
78. Plant No.22: Ethnomedicinal plants ( Aerva lanata, Agave americana,
Ageratum conyzoids, Ailanthus excels, Alangium salvifolium and
Albizia lebbek)
79. Plate No.23: Ethnomedicinal plants (Aloe vera, Alternanthera sessiles,
Alysicarpus monilifer, Amaranthus viridis, Ammannia baccifera and
Annona squamosa)
80. Plate No.24:Ethnomedicinal plants(Anogeissus latifolia, Arachis
hypogea, Apium graveolen, and Antigonon leptopus)
81. Plate No.25:Ethnomedicinal plants (Argemone maxicana, Argyria
nervosa, Asperagus racemosus, Azanza lampas Aristoloshia bracteilata
and Azadirechta indica)
82. Plate No. 26:Ethnomedicinal plants (Balanites aegyptiaca,
Baliospermum montanum, Bidens biternata, Biophytum sensitivum and
Bacopa monnieri)
83. Plate No.27: Ethnomedicinal plants(Bauhinia racemosa, Bauhinia
variegate, Barleria prionities, Blumea lanciniata and Blainvallea
acmella)
84. Plate No.28:Ethnomedicinal plants (Boerhavia diffusa, Bryophyllum
pinnatum, Bombax ceiba and Boswellia serrata)
85. Plate No.29:Ethnomedicial plants (Borassus flabellifer, Buchanania
cochinchinensis, Butea monosperma, Caesulia axillaries and
Caesalpinia bonduc)
86. Plate No.30:Ethnomedicinal plants (Calotropis procera, Capparis
deciduas, Cassia fistula, Cardiospermum helicacabum, Cassine glauca
and Catharanthus roseus)
87. Plate No.31:Ethnomedicinal plants (Cayratia trifolia, Centella
asiatica, Catunregum spinosa, and Ceiba pentandra)
88. Plate No.32:Ethnomedicinal plants (Celosia argentea, Celastrus
paniculatus, Chlorophytum tubrosum, Ceropegia bulbosa, Cleome
gynandra and citrus medica)
89. Plate No.33: Ethnomedicinal plants (Clerodendrum serratum,
Clerodendrum interme, Clitorea ternatea, Clerodendrum phlomidis,
Cleome simplicifolia and Coccinia grandis)
90. Plate No.34: Ethnomedicinal plants (Costus speciosus Flower and
plant, Cocculus hirsutus, Corallocarpus epigeaus, Corchorus Oiltorius
and Crinum asiaticm)
91. Plate No.35: Ethnomedicinal plants (Cullen corylifolia, Curculigo
orchioides, Curcuma pseudomontana, Cynadon dactylon, Datura metel
and Diospyros melanoxylon)
92. Plate No.36:Ethnomedicinal plants (Dolichandrone falcate,
Desmodium gangaticum, Dichrostachys cinerea, Dioscorea bulbifera,
Dipteracanthus patulus and Ehretia laevis)
93. Plate No.37: Ethnomedicinal plants(Evolvulus alsinoides, Eclipta alba,
Euphorbia neriifolia, Ficus religiosa, Ficus benghalensis, and Ficus
racemosa)
94. Plate No.38: Ethnomedicial plants(Hyptis suaveolens, Heteropogon
contortus, Holoptalea integrifolia, Emblica officinalis, Indigofera
glandulosa and Ipomoea carnea)
95. Plate No.39:Ethnomedicinal plants(Gloriosa superba flower and
rhizome, Garuga pinnata, Impatiens balsamina, Jatropha curcas and
Justicia diffusa)
96. Plate No.40:Ethnomedicinal plants(Gmelina arborea, Leonotis
nepetifolia, Limonia acidissima, Ligerstroemia parviflora, Lamea
coromandelica, and Lindenbergia indica)
97. Plate No.41: Ethnomedicinal plants(Lawsonia inermis, Mangifera
indica, Martynia annua, Mimusops elengi, Mitragyna parvifolia and
Momordica charantia)
98. Plate No.42:Ethnomedicinal plants(Momordica dioca, Pongamia
pinnata, Murraya Koenigii, Phyllanthus amarus, Ocimum grattissimum
and Ocimum tenuiflorum)
99. Plate No.43: Ethnomedicinal plants(Lindernia crustacea, Madhuca
longifolia, Medicago sativa, Merremia emarginata, Mucuna pruriens
and Plumbago zeylanica)
100. Plate No.44: Ethnomedicinal plants(Phyllanthus asperulatus,
Physalis minima, Portulaca oleracea, Punica granatum, Saccharum
spontaneum and Ricinus communis)
101. Plate No.45: Ethnomedicinal plants(Pterocarpus marsupium,
Sterculia urens, Senna occidentalis, Seena tora, and Senna auriculata)
102. Plate No.46:Ethnomedicinal plants(Solanum surattense, Solanum
nigrum, Sida cordifolia, Sygygium cumini, Terminalia cuneata, and
Tamarindus indica)
103. Plate No.47:Ethnomedicinal plants(Semicarpus anacardium,
Soymida febrifuga, Securinega leucopyrus, Tacca leontopataloides,
Sida acuta and Synadenium grantii)
104. Plate No.48:Ethnomedicinal plants(Tephorosia purpurea,
Cascabella thevetia, Tinospora cordifolia, Tribulus terrestris,Tectona
grandis and Trichodesma indicum)
105. Plate No.49: Ethnomedicinal plants(Trumfetta pentandra,
Vetiveria Zizaniodes, Tridex procumbens,Waltheria indica and Vitex
negundo)
106. Plate No.50:Ethnomedicinal plants(Trichodesma indicum, Rivea
hypocrateriformis, Wrighta tinctoria and Withania somnifera)
107. Plate No.51:Ethnomedicinal plants(Vernonia cinerea, Urginea
indica, Xanthium indicum, Zingiber officinale and Ziziphus mauritiana)
108. Plate No.52: Graph for Plant group used in ethnobotany.
109. Plate No.53: Graph for Dominant families used for medicine
preparation.
110. Plate No.54: Graph for various plant type.
111. Plate No.55: Graph for plant parts used in medical preparation.
112. Plate No.56: Graph for disease related to plants.
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Details of tables in thesis
8. Table No.1: Villages visited during investigation of the Area. 9. Table No.2: List of medicine man and other informants. 10. Table No.3: Plant family used in medicine preparation,
11. Table No.4: Detail of plant part used,
12. Table No.5: plant used in different ailments-I
13. Table No.6: plant used in different ailments-II
14. Table No.7: plant used in different ailments-III
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