Random Ethnobotany Notes by Pankaj Oudhia

http://ecoport.org/ep?SearchType=interactiveTableView&itableId=2461 Contributor: Dr. Pankaj Oudhia Interactive Table ID: 2461 View Groups Twenty Cow dung, urine and medicinal herbs based formulations tried successfully in commercial cultivation of Hadjod ( Cissus quadrangularis ) crop in India state Chhattisgarh. Formulations Uses Level of Trials Formulation no.1 Useful in pest management F Formulation no.2 Useful in pest management F Formulation no.3 Useful in pest management F Formulation no.4 Useful as growth promoter and enriches it with medicinal properties. F Formulation no.5 Useful as growth promoter and enriches it with medicinal properties. P Formulation no.6 Useful as growth promoter and enriches it with medicinal properties. F Formulation no.7 Useful as growth promoter and enriches it with medicinal properties. F Formulation no.8 Useful as growth promoter and enriches it with medicinal properties. F Formulation no.9 Useful in pest management F

http://ecoport.org/ep?SearchType=interactiveTableView&itableId=2459 Contributor: Dr. Pankaj Oudhia Interactive Table ID: 2459 View Groups National and international inquiries regarding minor forest produces of  Indian  state  Chhattisgarh  received during February 07 to 12, 2007.  Related Ecoport Tables Local Name Scientific Name National/International Query Number of Queries and Remarks Khas Vetiveria zizanioides N, IN 15, Oil in bulk Senha Lagerstroemia parviflora N 10, Fruits Tendu Diospyros melanoxylon N 25, different parts in bulk Parsa Butea monosperma N 28, different parts in bulk Saliha Boswellia serrata N 10, different parts in bulk Kurru Gardenia sp. N 5, different parts in bulk Bahera Terminalia bellirica N 45, different parts in bulk including herbal products Harra Terminalia chebula N 48, different parts in bulk Kaitha Feronia limonia N 25, different parts in bulk mainly fruits Bael Aegle marmelos N, IN 22, different parts in bulk Safed Mus

http://ecoport.org/ep?SearchType=interactiveTableView&itableId=2458 Contributor: Dr. Pankaj Oudhia Interactive Table ID: 2458 View Groups List of medicinal herbs available on February 10, 2007 with the prominent Herb trader of  Durg  city Name of Herbs Remarks Giloi Dry stem in bulk. Marorphali Fruits of this season in bulk. Chandrashoor Of cultivated origin. This season's crop. 2.5 quintals. Aonla  seeds From Aonla trees purchased from  Gujarat  . Large fruits. 35 Kg. Kalihari  Tubers 40-50 Kg. tubers of cultivated origin. Sarpgandha  seeds 4 Kg. Of cultivated origin. Safed Musli  peeled 7 tons at the rate of 700 per Kg. Very high. In general its common rate is 400-500 Rs./Kg. Jatropha  seeds 9 Tons at the rate of 22 Rs. per Kg. At such high price it is hard to use it as cheap Biodiesel source.

http://ecoport.org/ep?SearchType=interactiveTableView&itableId=2456 Contributor: Dr. Pankaj Oudhia Interactive Table ID: 2456 View Groups National and international inquiries regarding minor forest produces of  Indian  state  Chhattisgarh  received during February 01 to 06, 2007.  Related Ecoport Tables Local Name Scientific Name National/International Query Remarks Tejraj {{Peucedanum nagpurensis}e} N In limited quantity Kamraj Glossogyne pinnatifida N In limited quantity Kali Haldi Curcuma caesia N, IN In limited quantity Patal Kumhda Pueraria tuberosa N, IN In bulk Bemchi Psoralea corylifolia N Seeds in bulk Kalmegh Andrographis paniculata N, IN Whole herb as well as seeds Nirmali Strychnos potatorum N, IN In bulk Kuchla Strychnos nux-vomica N, IN In bulk Bach Acorus calamus N, IN Green leaves as well as rhizomes. Less demand for Calamus oil Safed Musli Chlorophytum tuberosum N Tubers in bulk Gunja Abrus precatorius N, IN Black and white seeds, leave

http://ecoport.org/ep?SearchType=interactiveTableView&itableId=2455 Contributor: Dr. Pankaj Oudhia Interactive Table ID: 2455 View Groups Hadjod based fifteen herbal combinations used by Bonesetters of Chhattisgarh Plains, India. Herbal Combinations Stages Early/Advanced Herbal Combination No.1 E Herbal Combination No.2 E Herbal Combination No.3 E Herbal Combination No.4 E Herbal Combination No.5 E Herbal Combination No.6 E Herbal Combination No.7 E Herbal Combination No.8 E Herbal Combination No.9 A Herbal Combination No.10 A Herbal Combination No.11 A Herbal Combination No.12 A Herbal Combination No.13 A Herbal Combination No.14 A Herbal Combination No.15 E

http://ecoport.org/ep?SearchType=interactiveTableView&itableId=2454 Contributor: Dr. Pankaj Oudhia Interactive Table ID: 2454 View Groups Sixteen primary Herbal Combinations having potential as Mosquito repellent without affecting health and environment. Herbal Combinations Investment level of additional Ingredients Herbal Combination No.1 Low Herbal Combination No.2 Medium Herbal Combination No.3 Medium Herbal Combination No.4 Low Herbal Combination No.5 Low Herbal Combination No.6 High Herbal Combination No.7 Medium Herbal Combination No.8 High Herbal Combination No.9 Medium Herbal Combination No.10 High Herbal Combination No.11 Medium Herbal Combination No.12 Low Herbal Combination No.13 Medium Herbal Combination No.14 Medium Herbal Combination No.15 Low Herbal Combination No.16 Low