CULTIVATION AND PROPAGATION TRAILS OF THREATENED COMMERICIAL MEDICINAL FOREST PLANTS OF BUNDELKHAND
Journal Title: Indian Journal of Scientific Research - Year 2018, Vol 8, Issue 2
Abstract
There are hundreds of plants whose medicinal value is known only to tribal. Conservation of medicinal plant species requires the preservation and protection of the habitats upon which they depend for growth and reproduction, prevention of the destruction of plant populations and their habitats, maintenance and enhancement of the population level and variability and prevention of collection and commercial exploitation are their key function involved in-situ conservation protective areas are the best alternative ex-situ conservation, like botanical garden, medicinal plant nursery, herbarium are the important ex-situ conservation methods.
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ASHOK YADAV
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CULTIVATION AND PROPAGATION TRAILS OF THREATENED COMMERICIAL MEDICINAL FOREST PLANTS OF BUNDELKHAND
There are hundreds of plants whose medicinal value is known only to tribal. Conservation of medicinal plant species requires the preservation and protection of the habitats upon which they depend for growth and reproduct...