exotic Ethnobotanical plants from Ratlam district, Madhya Pradesh, India
Dinesh Jadhav
Abstract
Dinesh Jadhav
Abstract
Ethnobotanical especially naturalized exotic plants, study in Ratlam district revealed that many angiosperm species of exotic origin are employed for the treatment of various ailments. The first-hand data was obtained from bhil tribe of the district. They are employed for medicine (57 uses) and other uses (14 uses). The paper deals with 26 exotic angiosperm plant species belonging to 19 families and 25 genera used by this tribe. For each species the information regarding botanical names, local names, parts used and ethnobotanical uses, have been provided. 50% (12 out of 26 species) exotic ethnobotanical plants came from America alone.
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Ethnobotanical especially naturalized exotic plants, study in Ratlam district revealed that many angiosperm species of exotic origin are employed for the treatment of various ailments. The first-hand data was obtained from bhil tribe of the district. They are employed for medicine (57 uses) and other uses (14 uses). The paper deals with 26 exotic angiosperm plant species belonging to 19 families and 25 genera used by this tribe. For each species the information regarding botanical names, local names, parts used and ethnobotanical uses, have been provided. 50% (12 out of 26 species) exotic ethnobotanical plants came from America alone.
Key concepts: Ethnobotany, Tribe, Geography, Plant species, Introduced species, Agroforestry, Biology, Medicinal plants