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    Ethnobotany

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    Ethnobotany by Dr. Dilip Kalita and Dr. Manashi Dutta is a comprehensive guide crafted according to the FYUGP (NEP) GEC syllabus for the 3rd semester of Dibrugarh University and other Indian universities. This book introduces students to the field of ethnobotany, exploring its fundamental concepts, branches, objectives, and contemporary relevance. It highlights ethnobotany’s interdisciplinary nature, scope, and importance among India’s tribal communities. The text covers methodologies in ethnobotanical research, emphasizing fieldwork, the role of herbaria, and the influence of ancient literature. It also provides an extensive look at medicinal plants used across India’s ethnic groups, tracing the historical and modern applications of significant species. Finally, the book discusses the role of ethnobotany in protecting the cultural and intellectual rights of ethnic groups, addressing legal frameworks, bio-piracy, and wealth-sharing concepts, thus serving as an essential resource for understanding and preserving indigenous knowledge.

     

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    Explore the world of Ethnobotany with Dr. Dilip Kalita & Dr. Manashi Dutta’s comprehensive guide, aligned with the FYUGP (NEP) GEC syllabus for the 3rd semester at Dibrugarh and other indian universities . Covering essential topics from tribal plant use to ethnobotanical research methods and legal protections, this book delves into the importance of indigenous knowledge in India’s rich cultural landscape.”

    CONTENTS

    UNIT-I : ETHNOBOTANY 11-87
     Introduction 11
     Concept of Ethnobotany 12
     Branches of Ethnobotany 14
     Objective of Ethnobotany 17
     The relevance of Ethnobotany in the present context 18
     Ethnobotany as an interdisciplinary science 21
     Scope of Ethnobotany 23
     Tribals of India and their Lifestyle 24
     Tribals of India 24
     Tribals of different states of India 27
     Major Tribal Groups of India 42
     Some Minor tribes of India 45
     Life style of major and minor ethnic groups of India 46
     Life style of tribals of India 47
     Food Habit of Tribal people 50
     Plant used by tribals of India for resins 73
     Plant used by tribal for production of oil 76
     Fibre yielding plants 77
    UNIT-II : METHODOLOGY OF ETHNOBOTANICAL STUDIES 88-107

     Field Work 89
     Role of Herbaria in Research and teaching 100
     Ancient literature in Ethnobotanical studies 100
     Sanskrit literature as a source of ethnobotany 101
    UNIT-III : MEDICO-ETHNOBOTANICAL SOURCES IN INDIA 108-159
     History of Ethnomedicobotany 108
     Prehistoric periods 108
     Prehistoric period 109
     Ancient period 109

     Medieval period 110
     Recent period 112
     Azadirachta indica A. Juss 112
     Ocimum sanctum L. 116
     Vitex negundo L. 119
     Gloriosa superba Linn. 122
     Tribulus terrestris L. 124
     Pongamia pinnata (L) 126
     Cassia auriculata 128
     Indigofera tinctoria L. 130
     Role of Rauvolfia serpentina in modern 132
     Role of Trichopus zeylanicus Gaertn in modern medicine 134
     Artemisia spp. 135
     Withania somnifera Dun 136
     Participatory forest Management 142
    UNIT-IV : ETHNOBOTANY AS A TOOL TO PROTECT INTERESTS OF ETHNIC GROUPS 160-168
     Documentation and Preservation of Indigenous knowledge 160
     Empowerment and Representation 161
     Advocacy and Policy influence 161
     Legal Framework for Protetion of Traditional Knowledge
    and Biodiversity 162
     Controversies regarding patent and bio-piracy in India 165
     Sharing of Wealth Conept 166

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    Weight.230 kg
    Dimensions22 × 15 × 2 cm

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