Tribal used medicinal plants in curing skin diseases in Bhimashankar forest region of Pune district, (MH) India.
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Medicinal plants, Bhīma Shankar, tribal people, skin diseaseAbstract
The surveyed of medicinal plants was carried out during October- November-2020 and february-2021. A total of 26 species of medicinal plants to treating skin diseases belonging to 20 family were reported with help of standard flora among local healers, elder and older tribal. The medicinal plants used by local peoples are arranged alphabetically followed by Family name, Botanical name, and their therapeutic uses.
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