Table 2.
Useful plants of Nepal Himalaya
Ecological zones {m} | Distribution of medicinal plants {%} | Average {%} | % of ethnobotanically important plants | Average {%} | % of ethnomedicinally important plants | Average {%} | ||||||
W | C | E | W | C | E | W | C | E | ||||
60–1000 | 32.06 | 44.28 | 42.85 | 39.73 49.20 [36] |
40.72 (3) | - | 68.20 (1) | 54.46 | 56.76 (8) | 38.55 (7) | 51.57 (6) | 48.96 |
1000–2000 | 40.0 | 50.95 | 47.46 | 46.13 53.96[36] |
70.78 (1) | 65.29 (4) | - | 68.03 | 70.33 (2) | 43.57 (17) | 48.71 (2) | 54.20 |
2000–3000 | 29.68 | 33.49 | 30.0 | 31.05 35.70[36] |
38.38 (1) | 45.46 (1) | 59.25 (1) | 47.69 | 76.24 (6) | 60.98 (5) | 48.51 (3) | 61.91 |
3000–4000 | 16.03 | 17.30 | 15.07 | 16.13 18.09[36] |
- | - | - | - | 60.42 (6) | 71.56 (1) | 18.46 (2) | 50.14 |
Average | 29.44 | 36.50 | 33.92 | 39.23 | 49.96 | 55.37 | 63.72 | 56.72 | 65.93 | 53.66 | 41.81 | 53.80 |
The figure in parenthesis represents the number of sample publications reviewed