Indian Journal of Traditional Knowledge · 2009 · 23 citations · 4 references
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Life SciencesBotanyPlant SciencesAquatic ToxicologyEthnobotanyFish BiologyFish ToxicologyFood PlantsMedicinal Plant KnowledgePoisonous PlantsToxic PlantsTraditional Plant UseAnimal Protein ConsumptionAnimal Protein FoodsEthnobiological KnowledgeEthnobotanical Food KnowledgeEthnobotanical Plant UseToxicant IdentificationTraditional Poison Uses
Garhwal Himalaya is known for its rich bio-resources and ethnocultural diversity. Ethnobiological survey was conducted in different hilly districts of Uttarakhand which reveals their Indigenous Traditional Knowledge (ITK) in fish capture. Fishing is one of the important sources of animal protein for the people of hilly region. In the study, a total of 13 plants, which are significantly used as fish toxicant by local people in the aquatic resources of the Garhwal region have been listed. Plant’s characteristic feature, vernacular name, family, distribution, parts used and other ethnobotanical uses have been also described.
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