Interest in traditional systems of medicine and, in particular, herbal
medicines, has increased substantially in both developed and developing
countries over the past two decades. Global and national markets for
medicinal herbs have been growing rapidly, and significant economic
gains are being realized. As a consequence, the safety and quality of
herbal medicines have become increasingly important concerns for health
authorities and the public alike. Soil where the plant body of
Abelomoschus esculenrus (L) Moench and Allium cepa L.grow were collected
from village Zarakhela Shamozai Swat District and investigated for both
micronutrients and macronutrients. River Swat water samples were
collected at different localities which irrigate the soil of the study
area and were investigated for both micro and macronutrients for knowing
the relationship between water-soil-plant.