Synopsis It is not exaggerated, but true, that almost eighty per cent of the population of developing countries relies on traditional medicines as studies by World Health Organisation (WHO). Moreover, medicinal plants are economical, effective, eco-friendly and hundred per cent vegetarian. Fortunately, our country is enriched with medicinal plants and herbs.

Out ancient sages were fully aware of medicinal plants and their (application and use) physical ailments. Due to ignorance or half-baked knowledge, many herbs and medicinal plants have been destroyed or on the path of extinction. This is the right time to conserve and preserve these medicinal plants, which this book "Conservation and Development of Medicinal Plants" speaks about.