A survey of medicinal plants was carried out in different tribal and non tribal villages of South Assam. Some of the informations collected, are especially for heart related problems and leucorrhoea. These informations are different from the previous reports either in the form of treatment of the diseases or in the methods of use of the plant.
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Manuscript Published on 01 June 2009
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