Chandrasekhar Bhoi and Sushree Sangita Rout

"Blossoming Bonds" delves into the nuanced and intricate relationship between plants and women, uncovering the multifaceted connections that intertwine these two elements of nature. This interdisciplinary exploration combines insights from botany, cultural studies, psychology, and feminist perspectives to shed light on the profound impact that plants have on the lives of women and vice versa. The research navigates the historical roots of this relationship, examining ancient traditions, folklore, and cultural practices that have woven plants into the fabric of women's lives. Through a comparative analysis of diverse societies and their botanical symbolism, the study seeks to unveil common threads and unique expressions of this connection across different cultures and time periods. Furthermore, "Blossoming Bonds" investigates the psychological and emotional dimensions of the relationship between women and plants. From the therapeutic benefits of gardening to the symbolism of flowers in expressing femininity and beauty, the research explores how the natural world plays a crucial role in shaping women's well-being, identity, and personal growth. The study underscores the importance of recognizing and nurturing these bonds for the well-being of women and the broader ecological balance, encouraging further exploration and appreciation of the symbiotic relationship between the feminine spirit and the botanical world.

DOI: 10.22271/phyto.2024.v13.i1b.14836

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