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JOURNALS
AND PERIODICALS
Relevant
journals, periodicals, abstracts, etc., relating to particular species,
have been consulted as cited at appropriate places.
OCCASIONAL
PUBLICATIONS
Project
reports (for example, Report of the All India Co-ordinated Research
project on ethnobotany, MAB Programme, New Delhi, 1987), monographs (for
example, Neem, National Academy Press, Washington, 1992), reviews, etc.,
that are occasional publications, which are not of a general nature were
consulted and cited at
appropriate places.
SPECIALISTS
IN TRADITIONAL MEDICINE IN KARNATAKA
Ayurvedic
practitioners, local herbal healers in villages and tribal places, etc.,
are a valuable source of information on traditional uses of plants. Our
team has consulted the following persons, who are practitioners in various
areas of traditional medicine, in different, mostly rural, parts of
Karnataka. Most of them were interviewed by Dr Sathanarayana Bhat. We have
excluded several others from this list, on doubts of genuineness of the
information given to us.
These
local experts are well regarded by the communities in which they live, and
were recommended to us, as sources information backed by
expertise/experience.
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