Ethnopharmacological relevance Diabetes mellitus (DM) is the fourth leading cause of
morbidity and mortality among non-communicable diseases affecting about 422 million …

Background The documentation of ethnobotanical knowledge in Sudan is restricted to
specific regions, and there is a far-reaching lack of written information on the traditional use …

The use of plants for therapeutic purposes is an ancestral practice that dates back to the
earliest times in the history of mankind. Even today the exploitation of plants for medicinal …

Demand for medicinal plant remedies is rising globally, while indigenous knowledge about
medicinal plants is declining rapidly. The preservation of indigenous knowledge is critical in …

Plants of the Hypericum L. genus are widely distributed with several identified species all
over the world. In addition to their nutritional properties, plants of the Hypericum L. genus are …

The current study offers quantification of soil, vegetation structure, and species distribution in
44 samples related to Balanites aegyptiaca in the Egyptian Deserts (the Eastern and …

Background Ethiopia is recognized as a significant center of origin for a wide variety of plant
species, particularly those with medicinal properties. A substantial segment of the population …

This study aimed to document and analyze the traditional and ethnobotanical knowledge of
the medicinal plants used in the treatment of gastrointestinal diseases. These group of …

Kigelia africana belongs to the family Bignoniaceae, and this species has been exploited for
many years for its medicinal properties caused by the secondary metabolites found in its …

In Mauritania, herbal medicine is an integral part of the culture of the society. However,
ethno-medicinal data remain scarce and fragmentary. In this work the ethno-medicinal …