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Raja Bheem where he uses names of plants to distinguish his own land from that of his enemies in Rajasthan.
Ethnobotany is usually defined as anthropological approach to botany.
Tribals of Jaipur district's Gods and Goddesses correspond to plant species
These plants may serve as source of some important medicine against some major diseases. Therefore, these tribal and rural claims should be further validated scientifically.
The tribal people and ethnic races throughout the world have developed their own culture, customs, cults, religious rites, taboos, totems, legends and myths, folk-fores and song, foods, medicinal practices, etc.
Wild medicinal plants in Indian Folk Life-A Historical Perspective
Ayurvedic and Yunani treatises have references to trees and flowers having medicinal value
Sida cordifolia Linn. Considered useful in sexual debility and spermatorrhoea. Used in drugs for sexual strength.
Natural drugs obtained from plants and animals are called drugs of biological origin and are produced in the living cells of plants or animals.
Rajasthan : Hadoti Plateau Ethnobotanical studies in Rajasthan
Action plan for ECO-restoration of holy city of AJMER.
The intimate relationship between the human and plant world has evolved over generations of experience an practices.
Planning for Ajmer the centre for Mayo college and city of lakes.
Growth of Ajmer City and pollution problems are related to population growth.
Most of the plant species used by tibals are included in the modern form of pharmacopoeia: Herbal medicine and health
Tribals of Jaipur the pink city and and use of tribal medicine
The members of sub family Mimosaceae exhibit tonic and astringent, emetic, antiperiodic and anthelmintic properties.
The members of sub family Caesalpiniaceae astringent and mucilaginous properties, some have a pectoral and laxative or cathartic action
The members of sub family Papilionaceae are herbs, shrubs or trees found in all climates and are widely used in tribal medicine.
OCIMUM SANCTUM LINN. is Stomachic, carminative, galactagogic, slightly stupefacient.
Jaipur Pink city of India has herbal colours for fabric printing for generations ‘Sanganer’ and ‘Bagru’ towns of Jaipur district are famous for fabric-printing throughout the country.
Wild medicinal plants in Indian Folk Life-A Historical Perspective
Jaipur pink city of India has its own hisotry and plants of medicinal importance.
Medicinal value of plants is indicated in folk songs of India; Life style diseases have cure in reverting back to nature
Silvicultural production systems and nutrient requirements of Jatropha curcas in prospect and retrospect

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