Economically valuable wild plant resources of the Nawabgunj Bird Sanctuary belonging to 85 taxa are listed along with their multifarious utility. The studies illuminated the worth of these plants in daily life sustenance of the local inhabitants dwelling near the Sanctuary as well as their potential large scale value in pharmaceutical industry.
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Manuscript Published on 01 June 2014
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