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Leaves were used medicinally in about 63% of species.
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e0“leaves contributed for medicinal use in about 63% species”
e1“wild medicinal plants”
Title
Mohammad Rafiq Wani; Humaira .; Shreekar Pant; et al. Indian Journal of Agricultural Research 2020. doi:10.18805/ijare.a-5305
Other claims from this paper (14)
- Observation The survey documented 46 medicinal plant species in 44 genera and 34 families across four sites.
- Observation Fruits were used medicinally in 19% of species.
- Observation Underground parts were used medicinally in 10.8% of species.
- Observation Flowers were used medicinally in 6.5% of species.
- Observation The flora included 21 herbs.
- Observation The flora included 15 shrubs.
- Observation The flora included 10 trees.
- Observation Asteraceae was the dominant family with four species.
- Observation Moraceae had three species.
- Observation Lamiaceae had three species.
- Observation Fabaceae had three species.
- Observation Meliaceae was represented by one species.
- Observation Violaceae was represented by one species.
- Observation Berberidaceae was represented by one species.