This book describes the systematics, ethnobotanical uses and nutritional
survey of twenty different species of wild edibles (fruits and
vegetables). The information regarding taxonomy, morphology,
organoleptography, palynomorphological characterization, anatomy,
medicinal and ethnobotanical uses are incorporated in detail. Wild
edibles (fruits and vegetables) are the best alternative of cultivated
food and source of several essential nutrients. These wild edibles can
be used in long terms to overcome the rising food prices, micronutrient
deficiency and poverty elevation.