History and Objective
The medicinal plant garden has been created for the cultivation and preservation of
important medicinal flora. The garden has been making significant practical contribution to
manifold the effects of curriculum based lectures on pharmacology and pharmacognosy. It
has been instrumental in cultivation of medicinal plants and specimens and carrying out
research on active plant-ingredients.
1. Specimens: 6,612 m2 (50 species)
2. Medicine specimens: 2,645 m2 (100 species)
3. Cultivation: 9,917 m2
4. Shade plants: 331 m2
5. Creeping plants: 661 m2
6. A Greenhouse: 331 m2
Activities
1. Medicinal herb cultivation and preservation
2. Sample plant cultivation for professors research
3. Examination of content of effective ingredients
