[PDF][PDF] Diversity and seasonal availability of potential wild edible plants from Vidarbha Region of Maharashtra State, India

KC Kiran, C Dhanush, CV Gajendra… - International Journal of …, 2019 - academia.edu
Wild edible plants (WEPs) refer to species that are neither cultivated nor domesticated, but
available from their natural habitat and used as sources of food (Beluhan and Ranogajec …

[PDF][PDF] Ethnobotanical survey on wild edible plants used by tribals & rural people of Arjuni/Mor Taluka, Gondia District, Maharashtra State, India

KS Lokhande - Advances in Zoology and Botany, 2020 - researchgate.net
The study area is inhabited by Gond tribes. Tribals and most of forest dwellers mainly
depend on plants and plant product for their food. This study reveals that the ethnic people …

[PDF][PDF] Exploration and documentation of wild food plants from Satara district, Maharashtra (India)

S Deshpande, U Pawar, R Kumbhar - International Journal of Food …, 2019 - dpbck.ac.in
Traditional knowledge throughout the world includes health, nutrition, agriculture,
management and utilization of natural resources. In past, tribals consume main staple diet …

A study on adaptogenic activity of tuber extract of Pueraria tuberosa

V Babu, N Venkatrao… - DSpace at RGUHS …, 2005 - search.proquest.com
Stress or simply known as tension in human life; one experiences it; but could not imagine
its importance. Negligence of stress could result in severe pathological conditions like hyper …

Nutritional and Medicinal Knowledge of Wild Edible Flowers Amongst Rural Women

S Dankhade, R Kale, D Jadhav… - E3S Web of …, 2024 - e3s-conferences.org
The study investigates the nutritional and medicinal knowledge of wild edible flowers among
rural women. It identifies the diverse use of these flowers, their nutritional composition, and …

Role of traditional crops and varieties to mitigate emerging climate change on agriculture–A case study from Bhor region, Maharashtra

PV Patil, PB Kamble, DK Kulkarni - Indian Journal of Plant …, 2009 - indianjournals.com
The biggest sources of biodiversity in tropical countries, the landraces, are threatened due to
over exploitation, changing ecosystems and climatic conditions. India has great variation in …

Economically potential legumes in India-an overview.

SL Kappor, R Mitra - 1994 - cabidigitallibrary.org
A review of recent studies on various aspects of economically important legumes in India.
The species concerned are listed in a table and include both woody and herbaceous …

[引用][C] Status and prospects of ethnobotany in Western Ghats of Maharashtra'

DK Kulkarni, MS Kumbhojkar - Ethnobotany.(Ed.). Trivedi, PC Jaipur, India: Aavishkar …, 2002

[引用][C] Indigenous knowledge of biodiversity used for sustainable development

DK Kulkarni, AS Upadhye - economic botany (ed. Dr,(Mrs.) Sampat Nehera) …, 2006

[引用][C] SOME LESSER KNOWN FOOD PLANTS AMONG ABORIGINALS IN INDIA'

SK Jain, BK Sinha, A Saklani - … of the First International Congress of …, 1990 - The Museum