World Journal of
Pharmaceutical and Life Sciences

SOME WETLAND PLANTS OF WARUD TAHSIL, DISTRICT. AMRAVATI. (M.S.), INDIA. A REVIEW

M. B. Bobade*

ABSTRACT

Wetlands places are most common along rivers, streams, edges of lakes, ponds on floodplains. These places varied due to regional and local differences in soils and climate. Wetland habitat may support aquatic as well as terrestrial species. The present paper study with an account on floristic composition of wetland plants of Warud tahsil, district Amravati, (M.S.), India. The field survey was conducted around the river, lakes and where water covers the soil, to collect information of wetland plants. The dicotyledonous vegetation is common because of number of species and genera. Data on the use of plants was collected from the peer-reviewed literature and semi structured questionnaire. The documentation of traditional uses of wetland plants will be helpful in conservation of biodiversity and can be used in treatment of different ailments. On the basis of investigation, about 20 plants species belonging to 18 families are collected and describe it scientific name, local name, part used, family, and medicinal use for number of ailments.

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