Ethnomedicinal knowledge, quantitative ethnobotanical indices, socioeconomic benefits, and conservation priorities of true mangroves in the Indian Sundarbans, West Bengal: a community-based integrated assessment

Ethnobotanical plants of the Indian Western Himalayas: nutritional and phytochemical assessment for sustainable livestock health and food security

Ethnobotanical Inventory of Banten Local Food Plants: Strategic Reconstruction into Ethnoscience-Based Biology Instructional Materials

An ethnobotanical survey of local food plants found in Banten Province, Indonesia is carried out and a pedagogical reconstruction concept model that incorporates TEK into biology lessons at secondary and tertiary levels is developed.

Quantitative ethnobotanical study of medicinal plants used by Mullu Kuruma community of Wayanad, the Southern Western Ghats, India

The traditional ethnomedicinal knowledge of the Mullu Kurama tribes, one of the oldest tribal communities in Wayanad, India, holds considerable significance. Indigenous communities in the Western Ghats have developed extensive ethnomedicinal knowledge through sustained interactions with local biodiversity. However, soc...

Ethnobotanical and conservation assessment on medicinal plants at Zegie Peninsula and neighboring islands of Lake Tana Biosphere Reserve, Ethiopia

Integrated, community-based conservation and intergenerational knowledge transmission strategies are urgently needed to sustain medicinal plant diversity and indigenous healthcare systems in the Lake Tana region.

Ethnobotanical knowledge and utilization of Arisaema schimperianum (Schott) in the Gamo highlands of South Ethiopia

Arisaema schimperianum (Schott) is an underutilized crop grown in the Gamo highlands of Ethiopia. It supports the food security and livelihoods of local people, while its management and utilization constitute an essential component of ethnobotanical knowledge and food culture within local communities. This study was...

Quantitative Ethnobotanical Analysis of Medicinal Plants Used by Tribal Communities in East Nimar, Madhya Pradesh, India

Ethnomedicinal knowledge forms an integral part of traditional health care systems and continues to be used by the tribal populations having limited access to the conventional medical facilities. The present study was conducted to document the diversity of medicinal plants and assess ethnobotanical knowledge of indigen...