Ethnoveterinary practices for reproductive Ailments by villagers nearby Ambabarva Wildlife Sanctury, Buldhana District, MS, India
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Keywords: Reproductive ailments, Ethnoveterinary, Ambabarva Wildlife SanctuaryAbstract
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Situated in the Satpuda hill range, the Ambabarva wildlife sanctuary is located in the northern region of Buldhana District. The current study is based on a comprehensive field survey that the authors conducted in this area for ethnoveterinary applications, with a focus on reproductive problems, between June 2019 and July 2022. Traditionally, local and tribal people in this area have used locally accessible ethnoveterinary medicines to treat a variety of illnesses affecting the animal populations. This study report contains data gathered from 68 Vaidus or informants, in the specified region. The 22 families comprise a total of 25 plants that were mostly used to treat reproductive diseases and abnormalities in domestic animals, such as anestrous condition, placenta retention, uterine prolapse, etc.
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