Ethnomedicinal Plants Used in Maternity and Child Care: A comparative Case study in Southern, Central and North-eastern India
Key Points
Diverse ethnomedicinal plants are identified for maternity and child care across Southern, Central, and North-eastern India, showcasing rich cultural practices.
Key findings reveal that over 50 specific plants are utilized for various maternal and child health interventions in these regions.
Comparative analysis highlights regional variations in plant usage, emphasizing the importance of local knowledge in health care practices.
Cultural significance of these plants may support future research in enhancing maternity and child health outcomes, indicating potential areas for further study.