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Ethnomedicinal Herbal Recipes from Satpura Hill Ranges of Shirpur Tahsil, Dhule, Maharashtra, India

Junapudi Sunil, H. R. Patel Kanya

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During the course of ethnobotanical explorations in the Satpura hill ranges of Shirpur tahsil, a large number of plants species have been collected which are used by the tribals to cure various ailments. The present paper deals with 23 plant species which are ethno-medicinally important. The tribals employ different parts of these plants with different method of preparation and mode of administration of medicine.

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During the course of ethnobotanical explorations in the Satpura hill ranges of Shirpur tahsil, a large number of plants species have been collected which are used by the tribals to cure various ailments. The present paper deals with 23 plant species which are ethno-medicinally important. The tribals employ different parts of these plants with different method of preparation and mode of administration of medicine.

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During the course of ethnobotanical explorations in the Satpura hill ranges of Shirpur tahsil, a large number of plants species have been collected which are used by the tribals to cure various ailments. The present paper deals with 23 plant species which are ethno-medicinally important. The tribals employ different parts of these plants with different method of preparation and mode of administration of medicine.

Key concepts: Ethnobotany, Traditional medicine, Geography, Medicinal plants, Medicine

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