Ethnopharmacological relevance Plant parts are often used by local people to treat their
affections. This study addressed the Traditional Medicinal Knowledge of woody species in …

Traditional medicine (TM) is a significant resource for primary healthcare management all
over the world, and principally in Africa. Quality improvement activities that promote …

Background Several hypotheses have been used in ethnobotany to explain the plant's
selection criteria by people for their daily needs. Thus, it is important to assess synergy and …

Many plants are widely used in traditional medicine across Africa. In Benin, practitioners of
Beninese traditional medicine make use of diverse medicinal plants in the traditional …

Introduction: Medicinal plants have been used for the treatment of both infectious and
noninfectious diseases by the majority of the world's population for many years. The low …

Ethnopharmacological relevance Mopane woodlands play an important role in the
livelihood strategies of local populations; however, they have been scarcely investigated by …

Abstract In West Africa, African locust bean (P. biglobosa (Jacq.) Benth.) and Shea (V.
paradoxa (Gaertn. F) are among the most important multipurpose plant species commonly …

Ethnopharmacological relevance This study is one of the first post-civil war efforts to
document traditional botanical knowledge in Bié province, central Angola, in a first step to …

ETHNOPHARMACOLOGICAL RELEVANCE: This survey was carried out in the coastal
lowlands of Guinea–Conakry in order to make an inventory of plants used by traditional …

Medicinal plants in South Africa contribute to both the health and livelihood of many
indigenous populations. The study of ethnobotany in the country is important not only as a …