mishamitika :
CONCLUSION:
Coptis teeta is a perennial, herbaceous plant, reportedly endemic to Arunachal Pradesh. The
rhizome of Coptis teeta is the medicinally important part as it produces a bitter principle,
which is useful as a tonic and febrifuge, especially in intermittent fever. The plant has
applications in Ayurveda, Unani and Sidha systems of medicine. Unsustainable, commercial
exploitation of the plant for international trade is the main reason for its critically
endangered status. The species is also categorized within the list of banned export item
unless accompanied by a certificate of origin. The state forest department of Arunachal
Pradesh has taken some steps to protect the species by in situ conservation in Namdhapa
Biosphere Reserve.
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