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Economical and Ethnical Aspects in Medicinal Plant Research

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  • 1. Department of Botany for UG, PG, Research J.E.S's, Arts, Science and Commerce College, Nandurbar-425412

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The current research works are based upon the scientific reports and research regarding medicinal plants for its ethical and economical aspects. Plant act as a main source of medicine from ancient human civilizations and thousands of plant materials are useful for mankind. This huge demand leads to start economical practices on medicinal plants which are going effects diversity of medicinal plants. The ethical aspects should be covered regarding medicinal plat research and collection which leads to sustainable achievements. Various national and international guidelines have been come from different countries regarding ethics in scientific research of medicinal plants. That’s all should be considered with their suggestions as per national policy will helps to solve ethical problem in medicinal plant research.

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