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a TRAFFIC network report. TRAFFIC International, Cambridge
Madegowda C, Usha Rao C (2014) The traditional ecological knowledge of Soliga Tribe on
eradication of Lantana Camara and their livelihood. J Anthropol 10(2):163–173
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PA, Kanniah J, Lee SY, Oliver JT (eds) Medicinal plants research in Asia, vol 1: the framework
and projects workplans. International Plant Genetic Resource Institute-Regional Office, Asia, the
Pacific and Oceania (IPGRI-APO), Serdang, Selangor
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Department, Government of Manipur, Sanjenthong, Imphal
Mishra M, Kotwal PC (2011) Assessment of success and failures in growing, processing and
marketing of medicinal plants in Malwa region of Central India. Search Res II((3):1–9
Nautiyal MC (1996) Cultivation of medicinal plants and biosphere reserve management in alpine
zone. In: Ramakrishnan PS, Purohit AN, Saxena KG, Rao KS, Maikhuri RK, (eds) Conservation and management of biological resources in Himalayas. G. B. Pant Institute of Himalayan
Environment and Development, Oxford and IBH Publishing, Almora, New Delhi
Nautiyal S, Rajan KS, Shibasaki R (2005) Interaction of biodiversity and economic welfare—a case
study from the Himalayas of India. J Environ Inform 6(2):111–119
Nautiyal S, Varsha NP, Mannam S, Rajasekaran C (2015) Ethinobotany and medicinal plants conservation through scientific and technological interventions: a case study from BRTTR, Karnataka.
Monograph Series No. 41. Institute for Social and Economic Change, Bangalore
Nautiyal S, Sravani M, Kaechele H, Rajasekaran C (2016) Plant diversity and associated traditional
ecological knowledge of Soliga tribal community of BRTTR. A biogeographic bridge for Western
and Eastern Ghats, India. Med Plants - Int J Phytomedicine Relat Ind 8(1):1–17
Niraj SK, Kapoor M (2015) How standard certification in trade of medicinal and aromatic plants
can lead to ecological and economic success in a transiting economy. National Workshop Paper,
presented at National Workshop on: Sustainable Development of Medicinal Plants Sector in North
Eastern India, 16th–17th Feb 2015, organised by Forest Department, Government of Manipur,
Sanjenthong, Imphal
Phurailatpam AK, Singh SR, Nongthombam R (n.d.) Conservation of medicinally important plants
by the indigenous people of Manipur (Meiteis) by incorporating them with religion and nature
worship. Curr Sci 109(1):25–30
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plants. Government of India, New Delhi
Planning Commission (2002) Report of the special group on targeting ten million employment
opportunities per year over the tenth plan period, New Delhi
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Government of India
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case studies from India. Case Study 8. Accessed 2nd F eb 2015. (http://www.fao.org/docrep/005/
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Kumar RM, Janagam D (2011) Export and import pattern of medicinal plants in India. Ind J Sci
Technol 4(3):245–248
Lambert J, Srivastava J, Vietmeyer N (1997) Medicinal Plants rescuing a global heritage. World
Bank Technical Paper No. 355. The World Bank, Washington, DC
Lewington A (1993) Medicinal plants and plants extracts: a review of their importation into Europe,
a TRAFFIC network report. TRAFFIC International, Cambridge
Madegowda C, Usha Rao C (2014) The traditional ecological knowledge of Soliga Tribe on
eradication of Lantana Camara and their livelihood. J Anthropol 10(2):163–173
Maiti S (2004) Inventory, documentation and status of medicinal plants research in India. In: Batugal
PA, Kanniah J, Lee SY, Oliver JT (eds) Medicinal plants research in Asia, vol 1: the framework
and projects workplans. International Plant Genetic Resource Institute-Regional Office, Asia, the
Pacific and Oceania (IPGRI-APO), Serdang, Selangor
Majeed M (2015) Potential and prospects of medicinal plants in northeast: expectation of stakeholders. National Workshop Paper, presented at National Workshop on: Sustainable Development of Medicinal Plants Sector in North Eastern India, 16th–17th Feb 2015, organised by Forest
Department, Government of Manipur, Sanjenthong, Imphal
Mishra M, Kotwal PC (2011) Assessment of success and failures in growing, processing and
marketing of medicinal plants in Malwa region of Central India. Search Res II((3):1–9
Nautiyal MC (1996) Cultivation of medicinal plants and biosphere reserve management in alpine
zone. In: Ramakrishnan PS, Purohit AN, Saxena KG, Rao KS, Maikhuri RK, (eds) Conservation and management of biological resources in Himalayas. G. B. Pant Institute of Himalayan
Environment and Development, Oxford and IBH Publishing, Almora, New Delhi
Nautiyal S, Rajan KS, Shibasaki R (2005) Interaction of biodiversity and economic welfare—a case
study from the Himalayas of India. J Environ Inform 6(2):111–119
Nautiyal S, Varsha NP, Mannam S, Rajasekaran C (2015) Ethinobotany and medicinal plants conservation through scientific and technological interventions: a case study from BRTTR, Karnataka.
Monograph Series No. 41. Institute for Social and Economic Change, Bangalore
Nautiyal S, Sravani M, Kaechele H, Rajasekaran C (2016) Plant diversity and associated traditional
ecological knowledge of Soliga tribal community of BRTTR. A biogeographic bridge for Western
and Eastern Ghats, India. Med Plants - Int J Phytomedicine Relat Ind 8(1):1–17
Niraj SK, Kapoor M (2015) How standard certification in trade of medicinal and aromatic plants
can lead to ecological and economic success in a transiting economy. National Workshop Paper,
presented at National Workshop on: Sustainable Development of Medicinal Plants Sector in North
Eastern India, 16th–17th Feb 2015, organised by Forest Department, Government of Manipur,
Sanjenthong, Imphal
Phurailatpam AK, Singh SR, Nongthombam R (n.d.) Conservation of medicinally important plants
by the indigenous people of Manipur (Meiteis) by incorporating them with religion and nature
worship. Curr Sci 109(1):25–30
Planning Commission (2000) Report of the task force on conservation & sustainable use of medicinal
plants. Government of India, New Delhi
Planning Commission (2002) Report of the special group on targeting ten million employment
opportunities per year over the tenth plan period, New Delhi
Planning Commission (2011) Report of steering committee on AYUSH for 12th Five Year Plan.
Government of India
Planning Commission (2013) Twelfth Five Year Plan (2012–2017): social sectors, vol III.
Government of India & Sage Publications
Punjoo JI (n.d.) Ex-situ and insitu conservation of medicinal plants with particular reference
to Jammu and Kashmir State. www.teriuniversity.ac.in/mct/pdf/assignment/Javed-Iqbal-Punjoo.
pdf. Accessed 15 Mar, 2015
Ramakrishnappa K (n.d) Impact of cultivation and gathering of medicinal plants on biodiversity:
case studies from India. Case Study 8. Accessed 2nd F eb 2015. (http://www.fao.org/docrep/005/
y4586e/y4586e09.htm)