tailieunhanh - Utilization and conservation of medicinal and aromatic plants: A case study from MWDR, Nepal

Mid Western Development Region (MWDR), a part of Nepali Himalayas, the globally significant and biologically diverse ecosystems, is remarkably rich in medicinal and aromatic plants, and other non-timber forest products (NTFPs). Government recorded data shows that about 700 species of herbal shrubs and NTFPs are found in the region and they are very important natural resources for human beings and for environmental balance. However, these vital and life supporting plants are in threats from deforestation, degradation, overuse and misuse. Unsustainable harvesting, improper storing, unfair trading, common property mismanagement, and policy environments have combined caused such valuable plants to vanish rapidly. The present paper based on empirical evidences points out that without people's participation in resource development, conservation and management it is difficult to enhance the production of locally available resources on one hand, and not possible to reduce the rate of poverty and environmental deterioration on the other. Moreover, the findings of the study emphasize on the need of integrated conservation and development activities through watershed management in order to promote the sustainable livelihoods of people in the region. | Utilization and conservation of medicinal and aromatic plants: A case study from MWDR, Nepal

• Sinh học
• Utilization and conservation
• Medicinal and aromatic plants
• Climatic zones and vegetation types
• Important medicinal trees
• Herbs and shrubs
• Fruit crops
• Strategies on conservation
• Improvement and utilization
• Utilization of underutilized fruit crops
• Underutilized fruit crops
• Energy conservation
• Minimum tillage
• Biodegradable mulch
• Application of plastic mulch
• Utilization of plastic mulching
• Allium cepa
• Utilization of onion
• Kharif onion genotypes
• Kharif onion genotypes for growth
• Utilization of Kharif onion genotypes
• Water conservation
• Hill agriculture
• Water conservation in hill agriculture
• Agrostological interventions
• Soil and water conservation
• BMC Genetics
• Elaeis oleifera
• Population structure
• Germplasm utilization
• Germplasm conservation
• Lipotubuloids
• Structure and Function
• Dehesa Agroecosystem
• Finishing Iberian
• Conceptual Model
• Carbon Dynamics
• Energy Utilization
• Conservation
• Social Consideration
• Present Situation
• Future Prospect
• Savings Resulting