Garcinia loniceroides (Family: Clusiaceae) 75. 15. Prod. Elizabeth Yambem launched Manipur-based Dweller Teas in 2017, and offers organic teas made with indigenous herbs, plants, and fruits. 49. Family Nymphaeceae edible parts – singju/salad); Yendang (Cycas pectinata Griff. October 12: On Saturday, the National Indigenous Seed Festival commenced at the Central Agricultural University (CAU) campus in Manipur. This paper. Tax. Synotis rhabdos (Family: Asteraceae) Berberis manipurana (Family: Berberidaceae) But they have many other uses as well. >>> 9. Comparative study of the natural dyes derived from two indigenous plants of north-eastern India on silk and cotton fabrics, L. Warjeet Singh, Lunalisa Potsangbam and Sujata D. Wangkheirakpam, Int. The art is associated with swords and spears. Further, 57 species (84 %) are commonly available, and 11 (16 %) are rare. Rosa clinophylla (Family: Rosaceae) Folklore on the use of Indigenous Plants & Animals in Manipur, Vol. WorldCat Home About WorldCat Help. 1. Herbaceous plants make up the highest proportion of edible plants. Aster ageratoides (Family: Asteraceae) Loktak lake with an area of 26,600 ha is a wetland of international importance, which has been designated as a Ramsar site on Free PDF. 46. Wild edible plant parts as well as indigenous fruits sold in the markets of Manipur valley (Kwairamband, Singjamei, Khurai, Kongba, Lilong, Thoubal, Kakching, Nambol, Bishnupur, etc) and Hills (Churachandpur, Senapati, Ukhrul, etc) districts were collected and identified with the help of published literatures. 37. The reason being no study have ever been made in this area on them. Women in Manipur practice dyeing using varieties of plant leaves, flowers and tree barks. 28. other plants’ parts with their indigenous sauce Ametpa or with indigenous dish Eromba or as an ingredient of indigenous salad Singju with the main course of food. Aconitum elwesii (Family: Ranunculaceae) 2. Manipuri dance. Local name of the plant. Family Caryophyllaceae, edible parts – young twigs); Uthum (Wendrandia paniculata DC. Agapetes mannii (Family: Vacciniaceae) 6. Family Scitamineae); Koukha (Sagitaria sagitifolia Linn. ( Log Out /  Musa itinerans (Family: Musaceae) Family Euphorbiaceae); Nobab (Citrus decumana Linn Family Rutaceae); Heireet (Ficus cunia Ham Family Moraceae); Heijugak (Juglans regia Linn Family Juglandaceae); Heikak/yelli (Trapa bispinosa Roxb. Storing fruits is a skill work having whether storing fruits for sale at the market or eat at home. Ethno Medicinal Plants of Manipur North-East India is the first of its kind to document the detailed information on the ethno-medicinal uses of 514 plant species used for various ailments in the rural areas from time immemorial by the different ethnic communities of the Thoubal District of Manipur, North-East India. 59. Family Luguminosae, edible parts – tender twigs and pod); Silot sougree (Hibiscus sabdariffa Family Malvaceae, edible parts – leaves and flowers as vegetables); Pakhang leiton (Euphorbia hirta Linn. Tax. Family Moraceae); Heiree (Calamus caesius Blume Family Palmaceae); Nonggang hei (Baccaurea sapida Muell. Most of which awaits future exploration and research. The Manipur Brow-antlered deer is an endemic species for which a conservation project was initiated in 1973. Iris bakeri (Family: Iridaceae) Polygonum stellate-tomentossum (Family: Polygonaceae) Family Euphorbiaceae, edible parts – young twigs and inflorescence); * Comments posted by users in this discussion thread and other parts of this site are opinions of the individuals posting them (whose user ID is displayed alongside) and not the views of e-pao.net. 2. Manipur has significant potential for growing various horticultural crops because of varied agro-climatic conditions. Fill in your details below or click an icon to log in: You are commenting using your WordPress.com account. This page is a picture collection of exotic fruits, vegetables and flowers grown in Manipur 29. Impatiens longirama (Family: Balsaminaceae) Family Lauraceae, edible parts – leaves as spice); Palangshak (Spinavia oleracea L. Family Chanapodiaceae, edible parts leaves as vegetables); Chingonglei Angouba (Leucaena glauca L. Family Momosaceae, edible parts – young fruits and tender twigs as vegetables); Eleven indigenous plant species of Manipur viz., Mariandra benghalensis, Millettia pachycarpa, Allium hookerii, Flogacanthus thyrsifl orus, Solanum incanum, Tithonia diversifolia, Goniothalamus sesquipedalis, Solanum surattense, Artemisia nilagarica, Ocimum canum and Zanthozylum acanthopodium which has been used as local medicine and spices were collected from fi ve district of Manipur … 63. A number of endangered and rare species of plants are also found in these forests. Agapetes lobbii (Family: Vacciniaceae) 5. Manipur has a rich genepool of primitive cultivars and land races. Illicium manipurense (Family: Illiciaceae) [L Dhanapati Devi] Home. Lilha maton (Piperomia pellucida Linn. Family Teliaceae); Karol (Momordica cochinchinensis Spreng Family Cucurbitaceae); Thangjing (Euryale ferox Salib. Yerumkeirum (Stellaria media Linn. 23. PDF. Asystasia pusilla … 1.6K likes. one in Churachandpur district (Charoi Khulen), ten in Senapati district (Dolang Khunou, Nungsai, Bungte Khullen, Lower Bungte, Sadu Chiru, Thangjing Chiru, Kangchup Chiru, Waithou, Uran. Epipremnum meeboldii (Family: Araceae) 2014, 4(1), 15-18. Bot., 6(3): 1985:699-703). Family Nymphaeaceae); Actinodaphne obovata (Family: Lauraceae) 31. The indigenous societies have discovered various plants around them as food both in the raw as well as in cooked form. 45. Indigenous fruits are those which are native to Manipur. Ujala Devi **and E.J Singh * Institutional Biotech Hub, Presidency College, Motbung, Senapati District, Manipur,India. In addition to ‘Siroi Lily’ which is the only terrestrial lily grown on the hill tops of Siroi hill, Ukhrul, the Hoolock Gibbon, the Sloe Loris, the Clauded Leopard, the Spotted Linshang, Mrs. Hume’s Barbacked Pheasant, Blyths Tragopan, Burmese Pea-Fowl, four different species of Hornbills etc. Discussion Scientists have identified new plants species in Manipur, whose medicinal or pharmacology properties were not known yet. III. of Manipur, there are 17 lakes and 2 ox-bow lakes in the state. Download PDF Package. Dhanapati Devi L. (1995, 1998). Observation (PG) Imphal, Manipur, India. 51. AVOID: a) Eucalyptus (reduce soil fertility and ground water level) & b) Bottle Brush (causes allergy), Join the world's largest campaign for conservation of a lake. Higher taxa are included only if endemic. Inaocha Devi *, Kh. Stem, tuber and rhizome edible plants and III. However there are also a number of smaller lakes which are termed as kom (pits). 60. ; Taxa of the lowest rank are always included. The Chirutribe is one of the Kuki Scheduled tribe groups of Manipur inhabiting 3 districts and 13 villages, viz. In situ conservation is done by declaring an area as protected e.g. Piper nagense (Family: Piperaceae) Bot., 13(1): 1988:113-119). I & II. 33. Family Rutaceae); Heibong (Ficus glomerata Roxb. indigenous medicinal plants of Manipur play a vital role in making of traditional remedies of various diseases in the absence of medical facilities specially in the remote rural areas. Traditional vegetables like other horticultural crops experience losses between harvest and consumption. Piper kapruannum (Family: Piperaceae) Family Malvaceae) can be preserved in the dry form and can regain its taste when cooked after proper soaking in the water. The Manipur state also harbours a good number of primitive flowering plants. .. .. .. .. .. .. .. .. .. > Send the photographs along with the followings : 1. Family Anacardiaceae); Mukthrubi (Zanthoxylum alatum Roxb. Family Piperaceae, edible parts – twigs as vegetables); Komprek (Telanthera phyllazeroides Family Amaranthaceae, edible parts – all parts except root as salad); etc. ), etc are mostly found wild. The Meities, the indigenous inhabitants of Manipur, have traditional designs, several of whose origin is traced back to intriguing legends. The present work was based on the methodical field survey conducted during the year 2007 and 2009. Mantisia saltatoria (Family: Zingiberaceae) Of these species, 54 are perennial (79 %) while others are annual (19 %). Manipur has 1 National Park and 1 Wildlife Sanctuary covering an area of 22,440 ha and making up 1.01 % of State’s geographic area. Impatiens spissiflora (Family: Balsaminaceae) drying is one of the longest established methods of food preservation and one which occupy naturally with seeds (Kumar et al, 2010). Pyrus wattii (Family: Rosaceae) Mahonia feddei (Family: Berberidaceae) Th. Piper muneyporensis (Family: Piperaceae) By tradition, the indigenous people of Manipur consumed a large variety of wild plants as vegetables, fruits, etc. indigenous communities for nutritive and therapeutic purposes. There are enormous genepool of rice (269 varieties), maize and coix etc. Leaves are dominant edible part followed by shoot and stem, and most are consumed through cooked food. 13 (2), April 2014, pp. 13. Search for Library Items Search for Lists Search for Contacts Search for a Library. As many as 41 primitive flowering plants under 11 families and 75 species of endemic plants have been listed so far. Chorphon (Elaeocarpus floribundus Blume Family Tiliaceae); Mangge (Tamarindus indica Linn. Family Rubeaceae, edible parts, tender twigs); Ananba (Corchorus capsularis L. Family Tiliaceae edible parts – leaves and young shoots); Awa phadigom (Eryngium foetidum L. Family Umbelliferae, edible parts whole body); Tokningkhok (Houttunia cordata Thunb. Ilex khasiana (Family: Aquifoliaceae) Family Cycadaceae, edible parts – tender leaves as vegetables); Yempat (Plantago major L. Family Plantagenacea, edible parts – all parts except root); Ishing yensang (Marsilea quadrifolia Linn. Ilex wattii (Family: Aquifoliaceae) So far, about 1200 medicinal plants have been reported by S.C. Sinha (1996) and local medicinal user about 430 species and animals including birds, fisher, insects, etc. The research team from North Eastern Regional Institute of Sciences and Technology, Arunachal Pradesh, interviewed 27 healers of the Zeliangrong ethnic group — an indigenous tribal group in the state, known for its medicinal knowledge. Mayangba (Ocinum canum Sinn. 17. Conservation can broadly be divided into two types viz., (i) in situ conservation and (ii) ex situ conservation. Carex manipurensis (Family: Cyperaceae) Search. The processing of fruits into Jam and Juice is a good way of storing them and releasing them as a source of vitamins and minerals for longer period. A note on conservation, preservation and processing of wild edible plants and indigenous fruits of Manipur, Lamlong Keithel as seen on September 11 2016 :: Pix - Shankar Khangembam. This category includes the native flora of the Manipur state of Northeast India. Hedychium wardii (Family: Zingiberaceae) 62. Best viewed with IE 9.0 / FireFox 43.x / Chrome 5.0x. Arisaema wattii (Family: Araceae) 7. Begonia obverse (Family: Begoniaceae) Other significant contributions on ethno-medicinal studies of Manipur were observed during recent time [7,8,9]. Preserving the genetic diversity of indigenous fruits also means ensuring their sustainability. Artabotrys cubittii (Family: Annonaceae) 4. Vaccinium lamellatum Family: Vacciniaceae) Tharo (Nymphaea pubescens Willd. Aconitum elwesii (Family: Ranunculaceae) 2. We strongly recommend that users exercise responsibility, sensitivity and caution over language while writing your opinions which will be seen and read by other users. 3. Premium PDF Package. after processing can be used as fermented bamboo shoot and can be kept for use as vegetable round the year. Blessed with an amazing variety of flora and fauna, 67% of the geographical area of Manipur is hill tract covered forests. 18(3): 149-152. Scientists attempting to document indigenous medicinal knowledge of Zeliangrong ethnic group in Manipur have now stumbled upon few plants whose medicinal or … AMAPCON secretary general RK Ronendro said they’ve registered 272 different rice varieties including Chak-hao, black aromatic rice varieties for protection of plants varieties and farmers rights (PPV & FRA). indigenous medicinal plants of Manipur play a vital role in making of traditional remedies of various diseases in the absence of medical facilities specially in the remote rural areas. 36. Family Labiatae, edible parts – young twigs, inflorescence including flower and fruits); Khongnangbot (Ficus benghalensis L. Family Moraceae, edible parts young buds and leaves); Yellang (Polygonum orientalis L. Family Polygonaceae, edible parts – tender leaves); Kollamani (Ipomea repens Roth. W. Laitonjam. According to the recent survey conducted by the Remote Sensing Application Centre, Govt. 25. 58. 34. The process of adding value to fruits is important for a number of reasons. Dr. L. Dhanapati Devi (1995) Flok Lore on the use of indigenous plants and animals in Manipur, volume-1; S. C. Deorani & G.D. Sharma (2007) Medicinal Plants of Nagaland;Dr.S.C Sinha (2001) Medicinal plants of Manipur 35 Full PDFs related to this paper. Fruits and vegetables have to be specially prepared before they can be preserved. Change ), You are commenting using your Twitter account. 18. Change ), Contribute photographs of plants to Flora of Manipur. Aconitum nagarum (Family: Ranunculaceae) 3. Manipur, being a part of the Indo-Myanmar biodiversity hotspot, is a major source for a wide variety of plants and rice varieties which can be grown in other parts. 35. PDF. ( Log Out /  Res. Several methods of vegetables – preservation are available and these include sun drying, solar drying, canning, vacuum packing, etc. Phacellaria compressa (Family: Santalaceae) PDF. Distribution of plant parasitic Nematodes. In situ conservation is on site conservation or the conservation of genetic resources in natural population of plant or animal species such as forest genetic resources in natural population of tree species. ( Log Out /  PDF. Strychnos nux-blanda (Family: Loganiaceae) Introduction 2. These wild edible plants are classified into three groups, viz, I. 57. Piper makruense (Family: Piperaceae) The state has total geographical area of 22,327 Sq. Manipur is picturesquely adorned with a vast variety of vibrant flora. https://www.organiser.org/.../New-medicinal-plants-found-in-Manipur.html Nematodes of fruit plants in Manipur – IV. Kalanchoe rosea (Family: Crassulaceae) = T. nutans Linn Family Trapaceae); Heibi (Vanguirea spinosa Roxb. J. Nat. Dalbergia wattii (Family: Fabaceae) 32. 64. Family Rubiaceae); Heimang (Rhus semialata Murr. 14. Wild edible plant parts as well as indigenous fruits sold in the markets of Manipur valley (Kwairamband, Singjamei, Khurai, Kongba, Lilong, Thoubal, Kakching, Nambol, Bishnupur, etc) and Hills (Churachandpur, Senapati, Ukhrul, etc) districts were collected and identified with the help of published literatures. (J. Eco. ** Department of Botany, D. M .College of Sc. Family Leguminosae, edible parts – young twigs including tender leaves); Ushingsha (Cinnamonum zeylanicum P. Family Lauraceae, edible parts – barks as spice); Oo-hawaimaton (Crotataria junceae Linn. Sougree (Hisbiscus cannabinus L. Family Malvaceae, edible parts – leaves); Ekaithabi (Neptunia prostrata Lour. So far, about 1200 medicinal plants have been reported by S.C. Sinha (1996) and local medicinal user about 430 species and animals including birds, fisher, insects, etc. The book on ‘Ethnomedicinal Plants of Maring Tribe, Manipur' is first of its kind among the Maring people. They are concentrated in Chandel and Churachandpur district of Manipur with a population of 20,567 (Census 2001). Aconitum elwesii (Family: Ranunculaceae) The regions situated at a height of 900-2700 metres above sea level are rich in pine and wet forest. Impatiens gibbisepala (Family: Balsaminaceae) aring is an indigenous tribes of Manipur situated in the North in the Chandel district of Manipur. Native Flowers, Fruits and Vegetables of Manipur. It originated in Asia and is most commonly found growing wild in Vietnam, Southern China, Taiwan, Japan, Myanmar, and India. 1. Ujala Devi **and E.J Singh * Institutional Biotech Hub, Presidency College, Motbung, Senapati District, Manipur,India. 72. Hussain, W. 2006. Manipur has an international boundary of about 352 kms. Indigenous plant of Manipur viz., Flogacanthus Thyrsiflorus, Mariandra benghalensis, Millettia pachycarpus, Allium hookerii and Solanum incanum were test against Helminthosporium oryzae at i.e., 10%, 15% and 20% in broth and solid media. 50. 19. Manipuri dance is one of the classical dances of India, with its main theme being devotion to the supreme Lord Krishna.. Lai Haraoba. Ex situ conservation is the preservation of components of biological diversity outside their natural habitats. J. Nat. Endemic Plants species of Manipur. 6. 11. Fruit and seed edible plants, II. It aims to serve natural blends and improve livelihoods. Traditionally vegetables are processed during summer season when they are plenty and then used during winter and dry season. They are one of the indigenous communities of Mongoloid race inhabiting the border areas of India and Burma. Manipur is one of the richest states in plant biodiversity in the North Eastern states of India.

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