An ethnobotanical study was conducted from October 2005 to June 2006 to investigate the uses of medicinal plants by people in Zegie Peninsula, northwestern Ethiopia. Information was gathered from 200 people: …
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Introduction. In Ethiopia, the use of medicinal plants to cure and heal diseases has been practiced for a long time and traditional medicine is one of the important components of health care (Giday and Teklehaymanot, 2013).The country harbors around 7,000 plants of higher species, among which around 800 plants are being used by traditional healers to treat a …
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PDF | On Mar 10, 2021, Legesse Negash published Indigenous trees of Ethiopia: Biology, uses and propagation techniques | Find, read and cite all the research you need on ResearchGate
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general plants are very important in Ethiopia to treat various ailments. The present review was conducted to gather information about the plants used by people of Ethiopia in traditional medicine in the years 2015 to 2020, such as to highlight the description of medicinal plants including local name, the parts used,
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This study investigated and documented the diversity and floral phenology of honey bee plants in Doba, Gemechis, and Mi'eso Districts, Oromia National Regional State, Eastern Ethiopia, from ...
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Based on the interview with bee keepers and visual observations,92 important plant species with their habits were recorded, out of which 28 species were found as major and 64 species were found as minor honey bee flora sources in both agro ecology. ... Ethiopia. Adv Plants Agric Res 8 (5): 389-392. DOI: 10.15406/apar.2018.08.00342 Tura B. 2018 ...
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Plant families, Convolvulaceae, Orobanchaceae, Loranthac eae and Viscaceae r epresent the most important plant parasitic weeds among nine families known to occur in Ethiopia (Reze ne and Parker ...
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Alpines and evergreen plants dominate the country's flora. Some of the plants of Ethiopia are looked at below. Frankincense, which is obtained …
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Furthermore, the use of plants as traditional cosmetics has only been poorly investigated in different regions including Ethiopia [16, 17] as more emphasis was given to traditional medicines despite their important role in the economy, improvement of beauty, and minimizing health risks of synthetic cosmetics. Thus, the objective of this study ...
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Mwambazi expressed that high ICF values are important to name plants of particular interest in the search for bioactive compounds. The highest plant use citation was seen for gastrointestinal diseases. ... Conservation priority of multipurpose medicinal plants. Ethiopia is one of the countries which signed the Convention on Biological Diversity ...
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Today, nearly seven thousand plant species, one thousand of which are endemic to Ethiopia, are documented in the Flora of Ethiopia (2003). Sadly, many of the species are in danger of …
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Identifying and documenting critical sites for plant diversity in Ethiopia. Ethiopia is renowned for its high biological diversity, high number of endemic (unique) species and for its exceptional diversity of crop plants and their wild relatives.
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Results also show that wild edible plants of Ethiopia are used as supplementary, seasonal or survival food sources in many cultural groups, and hence play a role in combating food insecurity ...
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The main purpose of this review is to document medicinal plants used for traditional treatments with their parts, use, ecology, and quality control. Accordingly, 80 medicinal plant species were reviewed; leaves and roots are the main parts of the plants used for preparation of traditional medicines. The local practitioners provided various traditional …
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This work reviews literature on ethnobotanical knowledge of wild edible plants and their potential role in combating food insecurity in Ethiopia. Information on a total of 413 wild edible plants belonging to 224 genera and 77 families was compiled in this review. Shrubs represented 31% of species followed by trees (30%), herbs (29%) and climbers (9%). Families Fabaceae …
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These plants have been used for generations to treat various ailments and are an important part of Ethiopia's cultural heritage. Some of the traditional medicinal plants in Ethiopia include Ocimum lamiifolium Hochst. ex Benth, Vernonia amygdalina Delile, Allium sativum L., and Ruta chalepensis L.
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The endemic plants of Ethiopia mainly comprise two listings. One list comprises 476 plant species and the other comprises 480 plant species (Awas, 2009; Ayalew et al., 2022). But considering the International Species Names Index (IPNI) database, the list of endemic plants in Ethiopia has been reduced to 412 medicinal plant species.
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Addi A, Bareke T. 2019. Review: Floral resources diversity of honeybees in important types of vegetation of Ethiopia. Asian J For 3: 64-68. The high biodiversity of Ethiopia is attributed to its ...
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An ethnobotanical study was conducted in East Hararghe, Ethiopia to identify and investigate the use of various plants by the traditional healers and communities engaged in domestic, pesticide and medicinal use, revealing that indigenous practices contributed to sustainable management of plants. An ethnobotanical study was conducted in East Hararghe, …
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Plant species were identified using two botanical field guides containing more than 400 important Ethiopian bee flora species supported by pictures (Fichtl and Adi, 1994; Adi et al., 2014). ...
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Wild and semi-wild edible plants play a vital role in food security by supplementing dietary needs. This study explored the types of wild and semi-wild edible plants consumed, their management ...
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Homegardens in Northern Ethiopia received little investigation into the diversity of plants and no study and recording in the Gozamin District. This study was used to fill the gap in how cultural use and cultural importance conserve species diversity in homegardens in the different agroclimatic zones in northwestern Ethiopia. The study district and 12 kebeles were …
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Ethiopia hosts the Eastern Afromontane and Horn of Africa biodiversity hotspots (Mittermeier et al., 2004).Located within the tropics (3° and 15ºN latitude and 33° and 48ºE longitude) (Fig. 1), Ethiopia is the center of the East African region that has eleven Afrotropical ecoregions and has been designated a Global 200, an ecoregion of global importance for …
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Khat: Ethiopia's Traditional Social Plant - A Cultural Perspective from Harar IMPORTANT NOTICE: This article is for educational and cultural understanding purposes only. It does not promote or encourage the use of controlled substances. Khat is illegal in many countries, including most Western nations and Japan. Ethiopia regulates khat production and sales to …
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An ethnobotanical study of medicinal plants was conducted to document the indigenous plant-based medical knowledge of the people of Goma Wereda in southwestern Ethiopia from September, 2009 to May ...
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Medicinal Plants of Ethiopia: Conservation, Traditional Knowledge, and Sustainable Use. ... These plants hold significant importance in preventing, diagnosing, and treating illnesses. Indigenous
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Phytogeographically, Ethiopia comprises diverse vegetation types, including the tropical lowland rainforest in the southwest, arid and semi-arid dry woodlands in the East, and …
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This work reviews literature on ethnobotanical knowledge of wild edible plants and their potential role in combating food insecurity in Ethiopia. Information on a total of 413 wild edible plants belonging to 224 genera and 77 …
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The populations in Ethiopia have developed their indigenous knowledge to use, manage and conserve wild edible plants (WEPs). In the eastern part of Ethiopia, wild edible plants are used as a means of survival during times of food shortage and as dietary supplements. Documenting the traditional and cultural use of wild food plants is a vital step in obtaining …
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2.1. Study site, socio-economic and climate characteristics of the study regions. This study was conducted in the Northern and Rift Valley region of Ethiopia, considering the wider agroecological niches of the species (Fig. 1 A, B).The study districts representing Northern Ethiopia (NE) were Taytay-Adiyabo (TA), Taytay-koraro (TK) and Adwa (Aw).
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