This paper analyzes the current use pattern, farmers' preferences, and conservation issues
of fodders and forages growing in the agropastoral semi-arid lowlands of Kasur District …

Ethnopharmacological relevance Ladakh,“the land of high-rising passes,” is a cold arid
desert located in the India's northernmost part of the Trans-Himalayan region. Traditional …

The current study aimed to explore the traditional knowledge and practices of indigenous
communities in Bahawalpur and adjacent regions, Pakistan, to treat a variety of diseases …

For millennia, ethnic knowledge has been intricately tied to local biodiversity and woven into
the fabric of rural communities. Growing scientific evidence suggests that merging ethnic …

Domestic animals play a vital role in the development of human civilization. Plants are
utilized as remedies for a variety of domestic animals, in addition to humans. The tribes of …

Although medicinal plants have been used by ethnic communities since ancient times to
prevent and treat various diseases, only a few have been scientifically documented …

Traditional medicinal plants used by local Oromo people of Tulo District in west Hararghe,
Ethiopia, were investigated before people's medicinal knowledge vanishes. Data on …

Plant ethnoveterinary uses are evident in various studies around the world, but the
ethnoveterinary practices of forage species are not widely reported. Traditional knowledge is …

Background Traditional and ethnic foods, rooted in centuries-old practices, have long been
revered for their potential health benefits. In contemporary society, the sustainability and …

Ethnomedicinal studies have demonstrated that Fabaceae include the highest number of
medicinal species of all plant families in Thailand. To evaluate which legumes hold the …