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Medicinal Plants which have high demand in indigenous drug industry and recommended for cultivation by Medicinal Plants Board, Government of India
| S.No | Species | Common name | Plant part |
|---|---|---|---|
| 1 | Bacopa monnieri * | Jal Brahmi | Whole plant |
| 2 | Centella asiatica | Brahmi/Mandukapaini | Whole plant |
| 3 | Andrographis paniculata * | Kalmegh | Whole plant |
| 4 | Saraca asoca * | Ashok | Stem bark |
| 5 | Terminalia arjuna | Arjun | Stem bark |
| 6 | Pterocarpus marsupium | Vijaysar | Heartwood |
| 7 | Withania somnifera * | Ashwagandha | Root |
| 8 | Asparagus racemosus * | Satawar | Tuberous root |
| 9 | Chlorophytum arundinaceum * | Safed musli | Tuberous root |
| 10 | Desmodium gangeticum | Salpanni | Root |
| 11 | Gymnema sylvestre * | Gurmar | Leaves |
| 12 | Piper longum * | Pippali | Fruit root |
| 13 | Plumbago zeylanica | Chitrak | Root |
| 14 | Tinospora cordifolia * | Guduchi | Stem |
| 15 | Plantago ovata * | Isabgol | Seeds |
| 16 | Cassia senna | Senna, Svarnapatri | Leaves, Pods |
| 17 | Glycyrrhiza glabra * | Liquorice, Madhu yasti | Roots |
| 18 | Phyllanthus amarus * | Bhumyamalki | Whole Plants |
| 19 | Emblica officinalis * | Anwala | Fruits |
| 20 | Aegle marmelos * | Bael | Leaves, roots, fruits, bark etc. |
| 21 | Commiphora wightii * | Guggal | Olea-gum resin |
| 22 | Santalum album * | Sveta-chandan Sandal wood | Heart wood |
| 23 | Garcinia indicua * | Kokam | Fruits |
| 24 | Gloriosa superba * | Glory lily, Kalihari | Roots, seeds |
| 25 | Aconitum heterophyllum * | Atees | Roots |
| 26 | Swertia chirayita * | Chiraita | Whole plants |
| 27 | Berberis aristata * | Daru horidna | Roots, stems |
| 28 | Nardostachs grandiflora * | Jatamansi | Roots |
| 29 | Picrorhiza kurroa * | Kutuki | Roots |
| 30 | Saussurea costus * | Kuth | Roots |
| 31 | Coleus barbetum * | Coleus | Roots |
| 32 | Rauvolfia serpentine | Sarpagandha | Roots |
| 33 | Ocimum sanctum O. basilicum | Tulasi | Whole Plants |
Recommended by Medicinal Plants Board, Government of India
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RESEARCH
Medicinal plants, since times immemorial, have been used in virtually all cultures as a source of medicine. The widespread use of herbal remedies and healthcare preparations, as those described in ancient texts such as the Vedas and the Bible, and obtained from commonly used traditional herbs and medicinal plants, has been traced to the occurrence of natural products with medicinal properties.
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