Rampa agency constitutes hilly northern part of East Godavari District, Andhra Pradesh State, India. The major tribes of the study area includes, Kondareddis,Valmiki’s Konda kapus, Koyas, and Konda kammars. The present paper reports 62 ethnomedicinal plants, along with the plants that are of use for fiber, timber value, house construction, house hold purposes, etc.

As part of the study on the propagation profiles and restoration of high economically important plants, five high medicinally important species viz. Tylophora indica (Burm.f) Merr; Ruta graveolensis Linn., Adenia hondala (Gaertn) de wilde, Plumbago auriculata Theenb. and Vitex negundo Linn. were selected for successful clonal multiplication through stem cuttings. In the case of T. indica, R. graveolensis, A. hondala the highest rooting of 85-90% was resulted inside the polytunnel having 65-75% humidity and 28-35ºC temperature. Where as in the case of Plumbago auriculata and V. negundo 80-85% of rooting success could be achieved on the same polytonal conditions. The maximum establishment through stem cuttings recommended as a low cost and viable propagation method for multiplication, subsequent restoration on farm conservation and sustainable utilization of species

The paper throws light on the economically important Cyperaceous taxa found in Uttar Pradesh. The Sedge family Cyperaceae is represented in the state by 128 species, 1 sub-species and 7 varieties belonging to 17 genera out of which 31 species belonging to llgenera are used for various purposes in different localities of the state.

The present paper deals with 81 flowering plants of economic importance other than plants of medicinal value (63 cultivated/introduced and 90 wild) of Buldhana district. The major cash crops grown extensively in the area are Arachis hypogaea L., Gossypium herbaceum L., and Musa paradisiaca L. The cultivated/ introduced plants are arranged according to their uses and wild species have been enumerated alphabetically and for each species correct binomial with authority, basionym wherever needed, family to which it belongs in bracket, local marathi name if any in inverted commas followed by details of uses, collector’s name and number have been provided.