Aug 2026· Genetic Resources and Crop Evolution· Vol 73· 0 citations· 88 references
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Women, older respondents, housewives, practitioners, and midwives retained the largest share of knowledge, which was transmitted mainly through parents and grandparents, and cost, tradition, and accessibility were the principal reasons for remedy use.
This study investigates the wealth of ethnomedicinal plant knowledge among the indigenous and saint communities of Chitrakoot, India, and identifies 119 ethnomedicinal plants used to treat various ailments categorized into 15 groups.
Abhishek Kumar Pandey, Faiz Bux, Kamlesh Sonkar et al.· Journal of Ethnobiology and...· 0 citations
The concentration of ethnomedicinal knowledge among older individuals underscores the need for systematic documentation, preservation of indigenous knowledge, and scientific investigation of commonly used medicinal plants to establish their safety and therapeutic potential.
Success Tamunoibi Gwembe, D. Alfred-Ugbenbo, Ebitimi Collins Opumie et al.· Journal of international res...· 0 citations
Traditional plant knowledge remains important to primary healthcare and biocultural continuity in rural and tribal communities of Rajasthan. This study re-analysed the ethnomedicinal component of an 18-month floristic and ethnobotanical investigation conducted in Jaipur district during 2020–2022. The original work used...
Savita Singhal, Nidhi Chaturvedi· International journal of res...· 0 citations
Traditional healers are key healthcare service providers for ethnic communities in Bangladesh. Most experienced healers are elderly, and unfortunately, much of their knowledge remains undocumented, putting centuries of ethnobotanical expertise at risk of being lost. The study aimed to identify and record the medicinal...
M. S. Hoque, M. Amir, A. K. M. Golam Sarwar et al.· Journal of the Bangladesh Ag...· 0 citations
Medicinal plants remain important components of rural healthcare and everyday household practices in Azerbaijan, yet their uses remain insufficiently documented in many culturally diverse regions. This study investigated which medicinal plants are used in the Guba District, how their uses vary according to informant ch...
J. Isayev, S. Aliyeva, Elmir Shabayev et al.· Plants· 0 citations
Introduction: Rural communities in the Menoua Division (West Region, Cameroon) rely heavily on plant biodiversity for healthcare, nutrition, and socioeconomic needs. However, changing lifestyles and ecosystem degradation threaten the sustainability of these resources and the transmission of associated traditional knowl...
Tiokeng Bertine, Nguimgo Murielle Davy Varhol, Anguessin Benjamine et al.· Journal of Agriculture and E...· 0 citations
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