Definition of Drug and Medicinal Plants

Medicinal plants grow in their native countries, while indigenous plants are used for therapeutic purposes.

Medicinal plants have active constituents, while indigenous plants are synthetic substances.

Medicinal plants are used for therapeutic purposes, while indigenous plants grow in their native countries. (correct)

Medicinal plants are cultivated under controlled conditions, while indigenous plants have therapeutic properties.

Official drugs are used for heart disease treatment, while nonofficial drugs are used for plant cultivation.

Official drugs are found in pharmacopeia books, while nonofficial drugs exist in controlled conditions.

Official drugs are synthetic substances, while nonofficial drugs are natural substances.

Official drugs are listed in pharmacopeia books, while nonofficial drugs are not listed. (correct)

Indigenous plants

Cultivated plants

Exogenous plants (correct)

Medicinal plants

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