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September 12, 2025

Addresing the Ethnobotanical Practices of Herbal Remedies by Indigenous People in Doloigaon, Bamakhata, and Muguria: The Three Villages in the Bajali District of Assam

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HDHasi R. DasASAnindita SahaNCNongmaithem Randhoni Chanu

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Ethnobotanical study reveals 101 medicinal plants used by indigenous people in Assam, highlighting healthcare gaps.

Key Points

  • The study identified 101 species of medicinal plants utilized by indigenous communities in Assam.
  • Among the most common plant parts used were leaves, roots, and bark for various ailments.
  • This ethnobotanical research emphasizes the importance of traditional knowledge in rural healthcare.
  • Conservation measures are urgently needed due to modernity's impact on the use of traditional remedies.

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Das et al. (2025) studied this question.

synapsesocial.com/papers/68d41bfb713b0b5dfea64ff6https://doi.org/10.21203/rs.3.rs-7255979/v1
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