Study of some Traditional Medicinal plants in Chaturgarh Forest Region

Exploring Ethnomedicinal Knowledge and Traditional Healing Practices in the Chaturgarh Forest Region

Authors

  • Ranu Rathore
  • Dr. R. P. Sharma
  • Dr. Deepa Biswas
  • Chandni Afsana

Keywords:

Traditional Medicinal plants, Chaturgarh Forest Region, Ethenomedicinal survey, tribes, local peoples, vaidya, baiga, Gond, Baiga, Bhumiya, Binjhwar, Halwa, Kanwar, Korwa, Hilly Korwa, Khariya, Agariya, Halba, Hulbi, ethnomedicinal plants, Curcuma aromatica, hemedesmus indicus, elephantopusscaber, celastruspaniculatus, andrographispaniculata, swertiachirata, abutilon indicum, achyranthus aspera, boerhaviadiffusa, dioscoreabulbifera, medicinal plants, tribal knowledge, protection, indigenous knowledge, documentation

Abstract

An Ethenomedicinal survey was done in the month of august to september 2019, in differentarea of Chaturgarh forest and ethenomedicinal knowledge were collected through inhibited tribes andlocal peoples called vaidya or baiga. This forest area is inhibited in korba district. Climatic condition ofthis region in general wet and humid type. This region have large tribal population of Gond, Baiga,Bhumiya ,Binjhwar ,Halwa, Kanwar, Korwa, Hilly Korwa, Khariya, Agariya, Halba, Hulbi, etc. Many smallvillages are present in this forest region. During the survey knowledgeable person, vaidya, wereinterviewed and information recorded. The data indicate the uses of 30 ethnomedicinal plants used tocure different disease. Ethenomedicinal plants are Curcuma aromatica, hemedesmus indicus,elephantopusscaber, celastruspaniculatus, andrographispaniculata, swertiachirata, abutilon indicum,achyranthus aspera, boerhaviadiffusa, dioscoreabulbifera etc. We find that important knowledge ofmedicinal plants gathered by the Trible are needs to be determined in order to develop plans for theirprotection, improving awareness, proper documentation of indigenous knowledge about the plantsused by them.

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Published

2022-01-01

How to Cite

[1]
“Study of some Traditional Medicinal plants in Chaturgarh Forest Region: Exploring Ethnomedicinal Knowledge and Traditional Healing Practices in the Chaturgarh Forest Region”, JASRAE, vol. 19, no. 1, pp. 211–218, Jan. 2022, Accessed: Jul. 03, 2024. [Online]. Available: https://ignited.in/jasrae/article/view/13712

How to Cite

[1]
“Study of some Traditional Medicinal plants in Chaturgarh Forest Region: Exploring Ethnomedicinal Knowledge and Traditional Healing Practices in the Chaturgarh Forest Region”, JASRAE, vol. 19, no. 1, pp. 211–218, Jan. 2022, Accessed: Jul. 03, 2024. [Online]. Available: https://ignited.in/jasrae/article/view/13712