The book is designed to provide the concepts of Ethnobotany. It includes all aspects of aboriginal and traditional use including food, clothing, fuel, medicines, poisons, narcotics, stimulants, perfumes, dyes, and so on. Emphasis has been given on regional plants and their practical uses through the traditional knowledge of a local culture and people. Efforts has been also been made to document the local customs involving the practical uses of local flora of many aspects of life, such as plants as medicine, clothing, currency, custom, cosmetics, dye, for hunting and in religious ceremonies. 

Written in student’s friendly style, the book will be immensely useful to the students pursuing undergraduate, Post graduate and research in Ethnobotany and those appearing for various competitive examination. The book will introduce the students to the methods of research and should also help the specialist to appreciate the linkage of the subject with other disciplines and to discover new areas of study and application of Ethnobotany.