Ethno-veterinary medicinal plant species of Hadgaon Taluka, Nanded District, Maharashtra, India
Abstract
Ethno-veterinary medicine is a system which is based on folk beliefs, traditional knowledge, skills, methods, and practices used for curing diseases and maintaining the health of animals. The present study deals with the documentation of novel Ethno-veterinary practices from Hadgaon taluka belonging to the Nanded district. The 29 ethnoveterinary medicinal plants belonging to 25 families have been recorded against 31 livestock diseases. These plant based medicines are readily available and found effective against various domestic animal diseases. Livestock plays an important role in the life of farmers and tribal people.
Keywords: Animal diseases, Ethno-veterinary practices, Hadgaon Taluka, Ethno-veterinary medicinal plants
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