Ethnobotanical study of traditional medicinal plants used to treat human ailments by the local people of the Diga District, western Ethiopia
Tariku Berihun,
Zemde Asfaw,
Ermias Lulekal
et al.
Abstract:Background
Plants serve as indispensable sources of traditional medicine for more than 80% of the world's population for the treatment and prevention of various human ailments. The current work was conducted to study the status of traditional medicinal plants and herbal medicine in the traditional healthcare practices of the local community of Diga District/Woreda.
Methods
The information and data provided by 399 informants were collected via semistructured interviews and six focus group discussions. Ethnobo… Show more
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