Description
This compact yet comprehensive catalogue is an essential reference for anyone interested in India’s rich botanical heritage. Whether you’re an Ayurveda student, herbalist, or simply curious about traditional Indian medicine, you’ll find this book invaluable. It bridges the gap between modern English and classical Sanskrit and Hindustani plant names—knowledge that’s increasingly hard to find in one place. At just 89 pages, it’s designed to be practical and accessible, not academic overkill. Perfect for home shelves, students, practitioners, and anyone looking to understand the medicinal plants mentioned in classical Indian texts without needing a dictionary.
- Reading age: 12 years and up
- Print length: 89 pages
- Language: English
- Dimensions: 11 x 2 x 1 cm
- Publisher: Gyan Publishing House
- Publication date: 1 January 2024
- ISBN-10: 9362808536
- ISBN-13: 978-9362808530
Frequently Asked Questions
What languages does this medicinal plants catalogue include?
This catalogue features Indian medicinal plants with their English, Hindustani (Urdu), and Sanskrit names listed together. It’s designed to help you navigate classical texts and understand traditional medicine terminology across these three languages.
Is this book suitable for Ayurveda students?
Yes, absolutely. This reference guide is particularly useful for Ayurveda students and practitioners who need to understand the traditional Sanskrit and Hindustani names of plants used in classical texts and formulations.
How many pages does the catalogue have and is it comprehensive?
The book contains 89 pages and provides a focused, practical catalogue rather than an exhaustive encyclopedia. It’s designed as a quick-reference guide that covers major medicinal plants used in Indian traditional medicine.
Can I use this book to identify plants for home remedies?
While this catalogue lists medicinal plants and their names, it focuses primarily on plant identification through traditional nomenclature rather than detailed preparation or dosage instructions. It’s best used as a reference for understanding plant names in Ayurvedic literature.
Who should buy this medicinal plants reference book?
This book is ideal for Ayurveda students, herbal medicine enthusiasts, scholars of Indian traditional medicine, Sanskrit learners, and anyone looking to understand plant names across Hindi, Urdu, and Sanskrit sources without needing multiple reference books.
