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The authors highlighted 41 plant species that the tribals used for curing fever, jaundice, diarrhea, dysentery, cough and asthma. Jima and Megersa (2018) performed ethnobotanical survey for documentation of medicinal plants used by local communities of Berbere distict, South East Ethopia for the treatment of various human diseases. The authors identified 70 medicinal plants belonging to 56 genera and 46 families in the survey. Singh et al. (2020) explored the ethnobotanical diversity of Jasrota Hill in Western Himalaya region. The study was conducted to check local healing practices followed by the local dwellers of the region for the treatment of various diseases. The authors determined ethnomedicinal uses of 121 plant species belonging to 105 genera and 53 families.

Figure 4 The authors highlighted 41 plant species that the tribals used for curing fever, jaundice, diarrhea, dysentery, cough and asthma. Jima and Megersa (2018) performed ethnobotanical survey for documentation of medicinal plants used by local communities of Berbere distict, South East Ethopia for the treatment of various human diseases. The authors identified 70 medicinal plants belonging to 56 genera and 46 families in the survey. Singh et al. (2020) explored the ethnobotanical diversity of Jasrota Hill in Western Himalaya region. The study was conducted to check local healing practices followed by the local dwellers of the region for the treatment of various diseases. The authors determined ethnomedicinal uses of 121 plant species belonging to 105 genera and 53 families.

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Ethonomedicinal documentation of medicinal plants was also carried out by Nath and Khatri (2010), the authors reported documentation of ethnomedicina data of Chhindwara and Betul districts and uses of medicinal plants for the treatment of various diseases. Seventy seven species of medicinal plants was reported from Chhindwara district and 50 species of plants were reported from Betul district in the study. De Wet et al. (2013) studied the ethnomedicinal uses of plants found in the rural community of Northern Maputaland, South Africa for various skin disorders. The authors concluded use of nine different medicinal plant species for curing skin infections like rashes, ringworm, sores, wounds, acne, burns and boils. Gwalvanshi and Bishwas (2017) also documented ethnomedicinal plants of Balaghat district and their ethnoveterinary uses. For the study two divisions of Balaghat district were selected and field work and survey for documentation of medicinal plants was performed. The medicinal plants identified in the survey were used by the tribal people for curing different ailments of animals.
Ethonomedicinal documentation of medicinal plants was also carried out by Nath and Khatri (2010), the authors reported documentation of ethnomedicina data of Chhindwara and Betul districts and uses of medicinal plants for the treatment of various diseases. Seventy seven species of medicinal plants was reported from Chhindwara district and 50 species of plants were reported from Betul district in the study. De Wet et al. (2013) studied the ethnomedicinal uses of plants found in the rural community of Northern Maputaland, South Africa for various skin disorders. The authors concluded use of nine different medicinal plant species for curing skin infections like rashes, ringworm, sores, wounds, acne, burns and boils. Gwalvanshi and Bishwas (2017) also documented ethnomedicinal plants of Balaghat district and their ethnoveterinary uses. For the study two divisions of Balaghat district were selected and field work and survey for documentation of medicinal plants was performed. The medicinal plants identified in the survey were used by the tribal people for curing different ailments of animals.
Ahirwar et al. (2017) reported survey of medicinal plants of Tikamgarh, Madhya Pradesh for the detection of plants species used by the tribal people for curing fever.
Ahirwar et al. (2017) reported survey of medicinal plants of Tikamgarh, Madhya Pradesh for the detection of plants species used by the tribal people for curing fever.
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