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The knowledge of ethnobotany is extremely ancient. It offers information on the traditional applications of plant diversity that can be utilized for integrated tribal development.
The ethnobotanical studies shed light on unknown beneficial plants and new uses of many well-known plants, which can be exploited to develop new sources for certain plant-based products and agro-based industries.
J. W. Hershberger coined the term ethno botany…

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Since the beginning of civilization, fuel timber has been the primary source of energy for humans, and it remains the primary source of energy in developing nations. Energy plantations that can produce biomass from designated trees in the minimum time possible and at the lowest cost generate plant-based energy.
These facilities produce solid, liquid, or gaseous fuel via combustion, gasification, etc. Particularly on marginal la…

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