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VOL. 8, ISSUE 1 (2023)
Ethno-botanical weeds from Nashik district, Maharashtra (India)
Authors
Dr. SV Gosavi, Dr. RK Patil, Dr. RP Gunjal
Abstract
This study describes the various
ethno-botanical values held by rural residents and tribal people around 28
crop-land weeds in Nashik District, Maharashtra, India (19.9993° N, 73.7900°
E). There are illustrations of the botanical family, Latin names, and local
names. Common colds and coughs, fever, scrapes and wounds, burns, boils, skin
conditions, asthma, jaundice, diabetes, etc. are all said to be treated by
these products. Additionally, several weeds are utilized as insect and mosquito
repellents. According to their botanical names, the plants are grouped under
several sections. Local names, their families, and their parts used and
purposes are then listed.
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Pages:82-85
How to cite this article:
Dr. SV Gosavi, Dr. RK Patil, Dr. RP Gunjal "Ethno-botanical weeds from Nashik district, Maharashtra (India)". International Journal of Botany Studies, Vol 8, Issue 1, 2023, Pages 82-85
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