A  list   of   17  species  in   11 genera   of  family  Scrophulariaceae   from  Kashmir Himalaya   (including   Kashmir   and   Ladakh)   has   been   consolidated   for   their  • medicinal  values  after  critical  study  of  their  use  by  the  local  people  and  after scrutiny  of  the  relevant   literature.

During the course of study of Flora of Kashmir valley, a total number of 124 families of seed plants of Kashmir have been recorded. A bracketed key to their identification has been prepared with a view to facilitate the students in their identification. The key is essentially based on easily seen characters and every attempt has been made to make it workable in the field as well as in laboratory. As far as possible multiple characters have been used in the leads to make the key work in vegetative, flowering and fruiting states of our plants. In regard to botanical nomenclature the international botanical nomenclature (1987) has been followed

The present paper outlines the occurrence of some common plants used for toothache in different areas of Poonch district of Jammu and Kashmir. Ethanobotanical data were collected through semi structured interviews using the checklist interview method by means of field herbarium of the most commonly used species in the district. We recorded total 23 species of plants of which one belongs to gymnosperms and rest 22 belonging to 21 angiospermic families