Ethnobotany and Ethnopharmacology of Medicinal and Aromatic Plants 1st Edition
Ethnobotany and Ethnopharmacology of Medicinal and Aromatic Plants (1st Edition) is an essential, contemporary reference that bridges traditional knowledge and modern science. This richly informative volume brings the reader into the world of medicinal and aromatic plants, exploring how communities across the globe use botanical resources for health, scent, and cultural practice.
Rooted in field research and multidisciplinary scholarship, the book examines plant identification, ethnobotanical survey methods, phytochemical profiling, and the ethical dimensions of working with indigenous knowledge. Case studies span diverse geographies—from Mediterranean herbal traditions to South Asian, African, and Latin American uses—making it both GEO-aware and globally relevant for readers interested in regional plant practices.
Ideal for researchers, students, herbalists, pharmacognosists, conservationists, and policy makers, this edition offers practical insights into sustainable harvesting, conservation strategies, and the translation of ethnobotanical data into pharmacological investigation. Detailed plant profiles, illustrative examples, and clear methodology sections make the content usable for fieldwork and lab study alike.
Readers will appreciate the book’s balanced approach: respectful of traditional wisdom, rigorous in scientific analysis, and forward-looking on sustainability and ethical collaboration with local communities. Whether you are building a library on traditional medicine or seeking a scholarly companion for research in ethnopharmacology, this 1st Edition stands out as a comprehensive guide.
Discover the convergence of culture, chemistry, and conservation—add Ethnobotany and Ethnopharmacology of Medicinal and Aromatic Plants (1st Edition) to your collection and deepen your understanding of the plants that shape health and heritage worldwide.
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