The imperious traditional medicinal plants in the treatment of jaundice from Kosgi mandal, Naryanapet Dist. Telangana State

This paper focuses on the importance of traditional medicinal herbs for treating jaundice in rural Telangana, India. Twenty-one species from seventeen families have been identified as typical medicinal plants used to treat jaundice. The top three-species families are Caesalpiniaceae and Euphorbiaceae, followed by Fabaceae with two species. The remaining fourteen families each have one species. The significance of traditional medicinal plants in the treatment of jaundice has been noted in attendance data. It might be misplaced in the future if efforts are not made to educate future generations about their significance. The combination of data may be carefully used in the development of modern pharmaceuticals or in government regulations to enhance modern, innovative prescription design systems in rural, folkloric areas, as well as in the improvement of current formulas with a focus on natural, traditional medicinal plants.

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Journal of Ravishankar University (Part-B)
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2025-12-30
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https://doi.org/10.52228/jrub.2025-38-2-10
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Ethnobotanical and Medicinal Plants Studies
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The imperious traditional medicinal plants in the treatment of jaundice from Kosgi mandal, Naryanapet Dist. Telangana State

Satish Mohabe, V Mallesham, P. Shivakumar Singh
Journal of Ravishankar University (Part-B)
Ethnobotanical and Medicinal Plants Studies
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The imperious traditional medicinal plants in the treatment of jaundice from Kosgi mandal, Naryanapet Dist. Telangana State

Satish Mohabe, V Mallesham, P. Shivakumar Singh
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This paper focuses on the importance of traditional medicinal herbs for treating jaundice in rural Telangana, India. Twenty-one species from seventeen families have been identified as typical medicinal plants used to treat jaundice. The top three-species families are Caesalpiniaceae and Euphorbiaceae, followed by Fabaceae with two species. The remaining fourteen families each have one species. The significance of traditional medicinal plants in the treatment of jaundice has been noted in attendance data. It might be misplaced in the future if efforts are not made to educate future generations about their significance. The combination of data may be carefully used in the development of modern pharmaceuticals or in government regulations to enhance modern, innovative prescription design systems in rural, folkloric areas, as well as in the improvement of current formulas with a focus on natural, traditional medicinal plants.

Journal of Ravishankar University (Part-B)Vol. 38(2)
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Ethnobotanical and Medicinal Plants Studies
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The imperious traditional medicinal plants in the treatment of jaundice from Kosgi mandal, Naryanapet Dist. Telangana State — Satish Mohabe, V Mallesham, et al. · Journal of Ravishankar University (Part-B) (2025) | TGRS Research Map | TGRS