Medicinal Plants of India
Contents: Preface. 1. Introduction. 2. Aconites, Indian Atees. 3. Adamsui. 4. Adulasa, Adosa. 5. Ajmud, Shellari. 6. Ajwoin, Carom. 7. Ajma Paan. 8. Aloe Vera. 9. Amaltas. 10. Amla. 11. Anantmool, Uppalsari. 12. Ankol, Vang. 13. Arjuna, Kauha. 14. Arni, Agethu or Ganiari. 15. Arusha Chhota. 16. Ashoka. 17. Ashwagandha. 18. Babul, Pankikar. 19. Baheda, Bahera. 20. Bal Bij. 21. Bankulthi, Chaksu. 22. Bel, Bael. 23. Bhangra. 24. Bhuchiretta. 25. Bijora. 26. Brahmi, Nir-brahmi. 27. Butter tree. 28. Chaives, Choti Pyaz. 29. Chandani Tagar. 30. Chhota Chirata, Mamejavo. 31. Chhote Gokharu. 32. Chitrak. 33. Chir Pine. 34. Crested Lepidagathis. 35. Dalchini. 36. Dhamin. 37. Dhania. 38. Dhatura. 39. Elaichi Chhoti. 40. Gamhar, Shivan, Sal. 41. Warer Willow. 42. Ghikunvaar, Kunvar Pathaa. 43. Gingembre. 44. Gorakh Mundi, Mundi. 45. Gorakh-Imli. 46. Gudachi. 47. Guggul. 48. Gunja, Chirmitti. 49. Gurmar, Madhunashini, Chhhoti Dudhilatta. 50. Haldi. 51. Harde. 52. Harsringar. 53. Hing. 54. Hingot, Gaudi. 55. Hivar-gandhi. 56. Huka Bel, Ishar mul. 57. Indiab Beech. 58. Jatamansi, Balchhad. 59. Jethimadh, Mulhathi. 60. Jira, Jeera, Zira, Zeera. 61. Jivanti, Dodi. 62. Jungli Pyaz. 63. Kaju. 64. Kakmari. 65. Kala Zira, Shah Zira. 66. Kali Elaichi. 67. Kali jiri, Ban jira. 68. Kalmegh, Kalpanath. 69. Kanchak. 70. Kanchanar, Kanniar. 71. Kantakari. 72. Kantsaria, Vajradanti. 73. Karanj. 74. Karonda. 75. Kasaundi, Agauthi. 76. Kasturi Bhindi. 77. Kauchh, Kiwach. 78. Kaudiali, Shankhahuli. 79. Ketaki, Gwarpatha. 80. Khair. 81. Kidamari. 82. Kolingen. 83. Kutaj, Indrajava, Kuda. 84. Laung. 85. Majith. 86. Peristrophe, Magenta Plant. 87. Mayamul, Garmar. 88. Methi. 89. Mirch. 90. Mithha neem. 91. Nagarmotha, moth. 92. Nagdona, Daman. 93. Nagod, Sindvar. 94. Neem. 95. Palakjuhi, Juhipaani. 96. Palash, Dhak. 97. Papaya. 98. Parnphuti, Amar Poi. 99. Pepper. 100. Pippal tree. 101. Pisola, Satyanashi. 102. Poi. 103. Puvad, Chakvad. 104. Ratan Jyot. 105. Ratangunj, Badi gumchi. 106. Rohido. 107. Sadabahar. 108. Safed Musli. 109. Safed Shamli. 110. Sahdevi. 111. Salai Guggal. 112. Sarpgandha. 113. Satvin. 114. Sowa. 115. Semul. 116. Sevanti, Guldoudi. 117. Shatamuli, Shatavari. 118. Shivlingi. 119. Shyam Musali. 120. Sirhatta, Asimlous, Chomel. 121. Sitafal, Sharifa. 122. Sonamukhi. 123. Talimkhana. 124. Tandaljo, Cholai. 125. Tejpat. 126. Tulsi. 127. Ulat Kambal. 128. Vach, Vaj. 129. Vanhaldi, Aamhaldi. 130. Vans. 131. Vidhara, Samudra Soka. 132. Vishkhapara, Santha, Gahadpurna. 133. Valaiti Saunf. 134. Water willow. 135. Zergul, Genda Ful.
"Medicinal plants are nature\'s hidden and to a large extent unexplored treasure. Although they have been used as a source of safe and effective medicine since times immemorial, this potential resource has been used by several million Indian households for satisfying their household healthcare needs. This book acts as a handbook for knowledge sharing on various varieties of medicinal plants, their usage and applications in several handy health care techniques. The information provided in the book is immensely useful for pharmacists, Ayurvedic and veterinary physicians, students, teachers and research scholars."
