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Herbal remedies have attained much more popularity in the treatment of minor ailments due to increasing awareness of personal health maintenance through natural products. Indeed the market and public demand has been so great that there is extin ction ri sk to many medic inal plants and obviousl y the loss of ge netic diversity demanding immediate innervations for conse rvation. The prese nt investigation h as bee n done in Bhandara of Vidarbha region of Maharashtra state. The paper includes important medicinal plant, which is un der endangere d and thre ate ned categorie s. It also in clu de survey, conse rvation, c ultivation along with their utilization with respect to e conomic, ethanobotani cal and eth anome dicin al properti es.
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Ambekar, G.R., 1927. The crops of the Bombay presidency, their Geography and Statistic, Part II, Department of Agricultural bulletin No. 146 .
Blater, E. and Mcann, C., 1935. The Bombay grasses, Indian Council of Agricultural Research Scientific Monograph No. 5, Delhi, i-xxi and 1-324.
Chopra, R.N., 1932. The Indigenous Drugs of India, Calcutta .
Cooke, T., 1901-1908. The Flora of the Presidency of Bombay, I-II, Londan .
Health Bulletin, 1941. The Nutritive Value of Indian foods, etc., Indian research Fund Association, Health Bulletin No. 23, Calcutta .
Hooker, J.D., 1875-1891. Flora of British India, I-III, Londan . Kirtikar, K.R., 1896. Poisonous plants of Bombay. DOI: https://doi.org/10.5962/bhl.title.678
Nadkarni, K.M., 1927. Indian Plants and Drugs with their Medicinal Properties and Uses, Bombay.
Pandit, C.G., 1949. Annual Report for the year 1949 of the Indian Research Fund Association. Patwardhan, G.B., 1928. Field, Orchard, and Garden Crops of the Bombay Province, Bombay Department of Agriculture Bulletin No. 30.
Talbot, W.A., 1909-1911. Forest Flora of the Bombay presidency and Sind, I-II, Poona. Watt, George, 1889-1893. Dictionary of the economic Products of India, I-IV, Calcutta .