May 22, 2024

Ethnobotanical Observation on Tribal Areas of Vidisha District, Madhya Pradesh

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The Saharias and Bhil-Mina tribal communities living in Vidisha district of Madhaya Pradesh mostly depend on the forests for medicine, food and fiber. Ethnobotanical exploration of Gyarsspur Tehsil of Vidisha has received little attention. This paper deals with an ethnobotanical information of 58 plants collected fiom tribal dominating area.

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