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Weak monsoon rains raise fears over the availability of medicinal plants

Monsoon rains are crucial for the country's farm output as 55 per cent of the country's arable land is rain-fed. It looks like the entire monsoon season is wiped out and are going to face scarcity of natural resources and commodities. Climate changes lead to rising seas and make extreme weather issues in India.

Weak monsoon is likely to hurt southern states of India mainly Tamil Nadu, Karnataka & Andhra Pradesh. Availability of the following herbs can become a challenge in due course 



Item

Common Name 

Boerhaavia diffusa 

Punarnava/Sathi

Convolvulus pluricaulis

Sankpushpi

Eclipta alba

Bhringaraja/Bhangra

Emblica officinalis

Amla

Gymnema sylvestre

Gudmar

Moringa oleifera

Drumstick tree

Ocimum sanctum

Basil/Tulsi

Phyllanthus amarus

Keelanelli

Plumbago zeylanica

Chitramul 

Sida cordifolia

Bala

Tephrosia purpurea

Sarphonka

Tribulus terrestris

Gokhru

Curcuma longa

Haldi 

Vitex negundo

Nirgundi

Phyllanthus maderaspatensis

Mevanelli


APART TO THE CLIMATIC CHANGES,  OTHER FACTORS THAT INFLUENCES THE HERBAL INDUSTRY ARE;-

  • Lower margins lead to less collection

  • Less Cultivation by industries

  • Destructive collection of herbs for short term gains.

  • People move from villages to cities for higher earning. 

  • Collectors are empowered to bargain and hold the goods until they get the desired price.

  • The steep increase in overheads and manpower costs.

  • High demand.

  • Lack of sustainable resource supply.

  • Govt’s daily wages schemes