I. Introduction
In our daily lives, we often encounter many kinds of plants and trees. A few plants are easy to identify, but of the plants are difficult to identify, especially when they are of medicinal importance. There are around 8000 [1] species of medicinal plants found in India. Medicinal plants are most commonly found in the tropics, but botanical studies in these areas take a long time. Since the dawn of time, medicinal plants, usually referred to as medicinal herbs, have been employed in traditional medicine [2]. Plants produce a variety of chemicals to protect themselves from insects, fungi, diseases, and herbivorous mammals. Many highly effective species have not yet been discovered. Proper identification of these medicinal plants solves many diseases. The most difficult task is to identify many such plants. Some plants we see are unrecognizable except for their lifetime. Finding these plant species requires a great deal of knowledge and understanding [3]. Identifying these plants will not only help to cure many diseases, but also will help to restore the traditional knowledge of Ayurveda and ancient medicine. It will help the agronomists, ayurvedic medicine practices to identify the medicinal plants easily.