Background: In the history of medicinal science of the medieval East, the merits of the great
tabibs-physicians Ar-Razi, Avicenna (Ibn Sinо), the scientist-encyclopedist Beruni, Yusufi …

Ethnopharmacological relevance The plants are from the genus Rauvolfia Plum. ex
L.(Apocynaceae), which is represented by 74 species with many synonyms, and distributed …

Simple Summary For generations, local ethnic communities have amassed a vast body of
traditional ecological knowledge (TEK) on the use of plant resources. Ethnobiologists have …

Ethnomedicinal plants are a rich reservoir of active compounds with potent pharmacological
properties. Therefore, plants could serve as a source for the discovery of active antimicrobial …

Chenopodium album L., is a medicinal plant widely cultivated in Europe, North America,
Iran, South Africa, Australia, South America, and Asia. This species is commonly used in folk …

Abstract Background: West Bengal is a state rich in floral biodiversity, with a high occurrence
of medicinal plants being used. The state is populated by several ethnic communities, which …

Background Home gardens are popular micro land-use system and are socioeconomically
linked with people for their livelihood. In the foothill region of Eastern Himalaya, very less …

Berberis lyceum Royle has such pronounced medicinal values that it is used as cure of
many diseases and has exhibited great therapeutic effects among the local communities …

Cactus species are plants that grow in the arid and semiarid regions of the world. They have
long fascinated the attention of the scientific community due to their unusual biology. Cactus …

Ethnopharmacological relevance Codiaeum variegatum also called miracle shrub, is a plant
species constituted of more than 300 cultivars which are mostly used as indoor plants for …