印度南部东高止山脉六个不同山丘现存的民族药

P. Santhanapandi, A. Guruprasad, R. Geetha, N. Krithika, C. Chittibabu
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南印度东高止人现存的民族药被编目。2018年6月至8月在东高止山脉的六个不同山丘进行的民族植物学调查显示,草药从业者目前正在使用的药用植物共有54种(76%),属于34个科。表列了治疗各种疾病的民族药的白话名称、二名、科、植物成分和药物制剂类型的综合详细情况。东高止山脉的主要植物是豆科(有5种民族药),其次是大戟科和茄科(各有4种)。有趣的是,在有关东高止人的文献中,同样的家族也以相似的模式(9个和4个)做出了贡献,这表明了他们的遗产和重要性。此外,民族植物学调查显示,叶(25%)和膏体(46%)分别是山药使用的主要植物部分和药物类型。分析还揭示了单一药物的普遍使用(70%)和它们的总体耗竭(24%),强调了保存它们的紧迫性。
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The extant ethnomedicines of six different hills of Eastern Ghats, South India
The extant ethnomedicines of the Eastern Ghats of south India were inventoried. The ethnobotanical survey conducted during the months of June to August 2018 in the six different hills of Eastern Ghats divulged a total of 54 (76%) medicinal plants belonging to 34 families being currently used by the herbal practitioners. The comprehensive details on the vernacular name, binomial, family, and plant part(s) used, and type of drug preparation of the ethnomedicines used for the various disease(s) are tabulated. The plant family Fabaceae (with five ethnomedicines) followed by Euphorbiaceae and Solanaceae (four each) were the dominant contributor in the Eastern Ghats. Interestingly, the same families were found contributing in similar pattern (nine and four each) in the literature pertaining to the Eastern Ghats, indicating their heritage and significance. Further, the ethnobotanical survey revealed that the leaves (25%) and paste form (46%) are the predominant plant part and drug type used respectively in the hills. The analysis also revealed the prevalent use of single drug (70%) and their overall depletion (24%) underlining the urgency to conserve them.
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