Description

The foundation of traditional medicine is plants or medicinal herbs. Herbal medicine evolved in various places of the world under various names. The systematic study of therapeutic plants' botany and lore is known as herbalism. The study of conventional medicine is known as ethnomedicine. In the medicinal plants, different active compounds are identified and separated by researchers. This priceless book, which was divided into several chapters, covered every facet of medicinal plant growing. The majority of trees, shrubs, climbers, and herbs from various species are covered in the book's cultivation details. The common name, scientific name, family, significance, geographic distribution, medicinal applications, botanical description, soil and climate needs, and cultural practises have all been provided for each plant species. For academics, exporters, extension personnel, producers, growers, and ordinary readers interested in medicinal plants, this book serves as a handy reference and information source. Professionals, educators, traditional healers, practitioners, and cultivators of medicinal plants are also likely to profit. The goal of the current book is to compile a variety of study materials for professionals, researchers, and students to comprehend agricultural practises for medicinal plants.