9788177542691 - ethnomedicinal plants von retnam, raveendra k.; martin, p. (1 Ergebnisse)
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Hardbound. Zustand: As New. New. Contents Preface. Introduction. I. Polypetalae 1. Rananculaceae. 2. Magnoliaceae. 3. Annonaceae. 4. Menispermaceae. 5. Nelumbonaceae. 6. Papaveraceae. 7. Cruciferae (Brassicaceae). 8. Capparaceae. 9. Cleomaceae. 10. Violaceae. 11. Cochlospermaceae. 12. Flacourtiaceae. 13. Polygalaceae. 14. Caryop…hyllaceae. 15. Portulacaceae. 16. Guttiferae (Clusiaceae). 17. Malvaceae. 18. Bombacaceae. 19. Sterculiaceae. 20. Tiliaceae. 21. Zygophyllaceae. 22. Oxalidaceae. 23. Rutaceae. 24. Ochnaceae. 25. Burseraceae. 26. Meliaceae. 27. Celasteraceae. 28. Rhamnaceae. 29. Vitaceae. 30. Sapindaceae. 31. Anacardiaceae. 32. Moringaceae. 33. Papilionaceae. 34. Caesalpiniaceae. 35. Mimosoideae. 36. Crassulaceae. 37. Combretaceae. 38. Myrtaceae. 39. Barringtoniaceae. 40. Melastomaceae. 41. Lythraceae. 42. Punicaceae. 43. Onagraceae. 44. Passifloraceae. 45. Caricaceae. 46. Cucurbtiaceae. 47. Begoniaceae. 48. Cactaceae. 49. Aizoceae. 50. Molluginaceae. 51. Umbelliferae (Apiaceae). II. Gamopetalae 52. Rubiaceae. 53. Compistae (Asteraceae). 54. Plumbaginaceae. 55. Myrsinaceae. 56. Sapotaceae. 57. Symplocaceae. 58. Oleaceae. 59. Nyctanthaceae. 60. Apocynaceae. 61. Asclepiadaceae. 62. Perioplocaceae. 63. Loganiaceae. 64. Gentianaceae. 65. Menyanthaceae. 66. Boraginaceae. 67. Convolvulaceae. 68. Solanaceae. 69. Scrophulariaceae. 70. Bignoniaceae. 71. Pedaliaceae. 72. Martyniaceae. 73. Acanthaceae. 74. Verbenaceae. 75. Labiatae. III. Monochlamydeae 76. Nyctaginaceae. 77. Amaranthaceae. 78. Chenopodiceae. 79. Polygonaceae. 80. Aristolchiaceae. 81. Piperaceae. 82. Myristicaceae. 83. Lauraceae. 84. Santalaceae. 85. Euphorbiaceae. 86. Cannabaceae. 87. Moraceae. IV. Monocotyledons 88. Zingiberaceae. 89. Costaceae. 90. Musaceae. 91. Agavaceae. 92. Hypoxidaceae. 93. Dioscoreaceae. 94. Liliaceae. 95. Alliaceae. 96. Smilacaceae. 97. Commelinaceae. 98. Arecaceae. 99. Pandanaceae. 100. Typhaceae. 101. Araceae.102. Cyperaceae. 103. Poaceae. The history of herbal medicines is as old as human civilization. For the sustenance and survival man has to depend on nature. To keep himself healthy he has to use medicinal plants. Nature by its very design provides a remedy for nearly any disease that may afflict a human being. In the past almost all the medicines were from the plants the plant being man's only chemist for ages. Since the beginning of humankind people have relied primarily on plants for nourishment. Through trial and error they discovered that some plants are good for food that some are poisonous and that some produce bodily changes such as increased perspiration bowel movement urination relief of pain hallucination and healing. Over the millennia those observations were passed orally from generation to generation with each generation adding to and refining the body of knowledge. Every culture the world over has in this manner developed a body of herbal knowledge as part of its tradition. The understanding of the use of medicinal plants for remedies is accumulated into a traditional knowledge of health care. The World Health Organization estimates that 80% of the people in developing countries of the world rely on traditional medicine for their primary health care needs and about 85% of traditional medicine involves the use of plant extracts. In India medicinal plants sector has traditionally occupied an important position in the socio cultural spiritual and medicinal arena of rural and tribal lives. Traditional medicine is widely used in India particularly in rural areas where 70% of the population lives. Apart from classical systems practiced viz. Ayurveda siddha and unani innumerable local folk medicinal traditions also exist. In India about 2 500 plant species belong to more than 1 000 genera are used by traditional healers. Traditional knowledge on medicinal plants is becoming more popular in all over the world. It provides remedy for all diseases that may afflict human being. Through this book we provides valuable information on medicinal plants for treating co.
