Investigation of Ethnomedicinal properties of Mutela Occidentales used by trible peoples of Bhandara District Vidarbha region, Maharshtra, India
D. D. Ramteke, S. B. Zade, C. J. Khune
Environment Conservation Journal · 2007
doi:10.36953/ecj.2007.080317 (opens in a new tab)
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Abstract
Use of faunal wealth for medicinal purposes have been employed since dawn of civilization for protecting life of man by combating various ailments. Ancient tribal societies around the world have learned to utilize their neighbourhood wealth for curative as well as offensi ve purposes. The knowledge developed in their human laboratori es through ce ntury’s perfe ctly documented from generation to gene ration as domestic practi ces. The present investigation deals with study of ethnomedicinal use of Mutella occidentales an insect from order hemipte ra.
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