Titlebook: Edible Plants in Health and Diseases; Volume 1 : Cultural, Mubashir Hussain Masoodi,Muneeb U Rehman Book 2022 The Editor(s) (if applicable)

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Medicinal Plants and their Contribution in Socio-Economic Upliftment of the Household in Gurez Valloverexploitation of these plant species has caused a decline in the frequency of these species in the past few years. Planned cultivation, proper exploitation, and the commercialization of these medicinal plants can serve as a primary source of income to the people of this downtrodden community of G

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Comprehensive Overview of Some Edible Medicinal Plants from Kashmir Valley: Cultural, Economic, andley of Kashmir?is?well known across the globe for its snow-covered mountains, spectacular lakes, green meadows, and pasture lands. The valley is also considered as a treasure vault of medicinal herbs that have been used in traditional system of medicine since decades. This traditional knowledge of h

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High Altitude Edible Plants: A Great Resource for Human Health and their Socio-Economic Significancplants, edible plants of high altitude regions of Himalayas, high altitude medicinal plants as a source for treating major health ailments, modern drugs derived from traditional medicines derived from high altitudes, biological radioprotection by high altitude plants, wealth of ethnic and medicinal

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Cultural and Socio-Economic Perspective of Some Promising Edible Plants from Uttarakhand Himalaya,le plants of the region which include conservation and bioprospecting, phytochemical analysis, and studies evaluating distribution and their use. While some plant species are being harvested at a commercial scale, some provide small scale livelihood for far-flung communities. Besides, in Indian myth