European Journal of Molecular & Clinical Medicine

Abstract

Many of the plants have great potential for the treatment of many diseases and are considered medicinal plants. The main aim of this study is to concentrate on the variety of medicinal plants for further conservation and utility. Chhattisgarh is recognized in India as a well plant diversity state because varieties of plants are found here. Various sections of these plants are used for cure of several diseases. Survey of plant diversity was conducted on campus of the Kalinga University, New Raipur, Chhattisgarh. Total 56 species of medicinal plants which belong to 36 families have been observed Of the 57 medicinal plants, 17 were trees, 20 were shrubs, 16 herbs, 1 gymnosperm and 3 were climbers. It has also been pointed out that the campus of Kalinga University is rich in7plants of Apocynaceae and 6 plants of the family Fabeaceae.