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Guidelines on the Conservation of Medicinal Plants World Health Organization (WHO) IUCN The World Conservation Union WWF Worldwide Fund for Nature1ISBN 2831701368 Published by The International Union

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2. Find a suitable location for growing the plants. Ensure it has adequate sunlight and soil conditions that are suitable for the plants.
3. Prepare the soil by removing any weeds, rocks, or debris. Loosen the soil and add organic matter if necessary.
4. Choose the appropriate planting method - either by seeds or seedlings. Follow the instructions provided for each plant.
5. Plant the seeds or seedlings at the recommended depth and spacing, ensuring they have enough room to grow.
6. Water the plants regularly, keeping the soil moist but not waterlogged. The exact watering requirements may vary depending on the plant species.
7. Apply natural fertilizers or compost to provide nutrients to the plants. Avoid using chemical fertilizers unless necessary.
8. Protect the plants from pests and diseases by using natural remedies or organic pest control methods.
9. Prune the plants as needed to promote healthy growth and remove any dead or diseased parts.
10. Harvest the medicinal plants when they reach maturity. Follow the specific guidelines for each plant to ensure maximum potency.
11. Dry or process the harvested plants according to the specific requirements. This may involve air-drying, dehydrating, or extracting the active compounds.
12. Store the processed medicinal plants in a cool, dry place in suitable containers to maintain their quality and effectiveness.

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8. People suffering from certain ailments or health conditions that may be alleviated by specific medicinal plants.
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10. Anyone curious about the diverse range of plants with medicinal properties and their potential applications.

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What is medicinal plants?

Medicinal plants are plants that have medicinal properties and are used for their therapeutic effects.

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Any individual or company involved in the cultivation, harvesting, processing, or distribution of medicinal plants may be required to file medicinal plants.

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The purpose of medicinal plants is to provide natural remedies for various health conditions and ailments.

What information must be reported on medicinal plants?

Information that must be reported on medicinal plants includes the type of plants being cultivated, harvested, or processed, the location of the plants, and the quantity of plants.