An ethnopharmacological evaluation of Navapind and Shahpur Virkanin district Sheikupura, Pakistan for their herbal medicines

Table 4 Comparison of medicinal plant species of NavaPind/Shahpur Virkan and Allied areas

	Area	Study year	No. of recorded plant species	Total species common in both area	Species enlisted only in study area	Species enlisted only in aligned area	Plant with similar uses (%)	Plant with dissimilar uses (%)	JI	Citation
1.	Thar desert, Pakistan	2015	87	16	81	72	60	6.66	10.8	[18]
3.	District Mastung of Balochistan	2014	102	12	84	90	16.66	83.33	7.40	[35]
4.	Makerwal & Gulla Khel, Pakistan	2013	131	28	68	103	35.71	64.2	19.58	[49]
5.	Gilgit-Baltistan, Pakistan	2013	49	7	89	42	57.14	42.85	5.64	[93]
6.	Malakand, Pakistan	2013	92	14	82	78	42.85	57.14	9.58	[11]
7.	Lesser Himalayas-Pakistan	2013	45	8	88	37	37.5	62.5	6.83	[68]
8.	Cholistan Desert, Pakistan	2012	90	4	92	86	50	50	2.29	[66]
9.	Bhera, District Sargodha, Pakistan	2012	97	32	64	65	37.5	62.5	32.98	[45]
10.	Dir, Khyber Pakhtunkhwa, Pakistan	2012	67	18	78	49	33.33	66.66	16.51	[53]
11.	Pind Dadan Khan, district Jhelum, Punjab, Pakistan	2011	69	14	82	55	35.71	64.28	11.38	[46]
12.	Khushab, Punjab, Pakistan	2011	48	15	81	33	26.66	73.33	15.15	[54]
13.	Dir Kohistan valleys, KPK, Pakistan	2011	65	9	87	56	66.66	33.33	6.71	[73]
14.	Kabal, Swat District, KPK, Pakistan	2011	140	24	72	116	25	75	14.63	[9]
15.	Southern Rajasthan, India	2010	31	5	91	26	40	60	4.46	[98]
16.	Chitral valley, Pakistan	2009	83	7	89	76	14.28	85.71	4.43	[99]
17.	Mahal Kohistan (Khirthar National Park)	2007	50	11	86	40	36.36	63.63	8.62	[76]
	Average		73.29	13.17	77.29	60.23	36.19	55.94	10.41

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