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Tropical and subtropical forests harbour maximum diversity of plant species found on the earth (WCMC, 1992). These forests are rich in medicinal and economically important plants. Exploitation of these forests has resulted in rapid loss of tropical forests and it is recognized as one of the serious environmental and economic problems all over the world (Hare et al., 1997). A study on floristic composition and species diversity of threatened medicinal plants of tropical forests is ecologically significant besides its usefulness in forest management.

Floristic Composition, Diversity and Status of Threatened Medicinal Plants in Tropical Forests of Malyagiri Hill Ranges, Eastern Ghats, India