Wild plant trade in Mexican traditional market: an ethnobotanical review from a socio-ecological systems perspective [0.03%]
墨西哥传统市场的野生植物贸易：一种社会生态系统的民族植物学综述
Jesús Alejandro Ríos-Solis,Manuel Gerardo Chávez-Ángeles,Luicita Lagunez-Rivera et al.
Jesús Alejandro Ríos-Solis et al.
Background: Traditional markets in Mexico are longstanding centers of biocultural exchange where wild plants are commercialized for diverse purposes, with important socio‑ecological implications. However, research in thi...
Bryophytes of Benin Republic: traditional knowledge, uses and perceived threats [0.03%]
贝宁的苔类植物：传统知识、利用及所受威胁
Gafarou Agounde,Kolawolé Valère Salako,Hospice G Dassou et al.
Gafarou Agounde et al.
Background: Bryophytes are ecologically and socioeconomically important but remain largely understudied from an ethnobotanical perspective, particularly in Africa. This study provides the first assessment of traditional k...
Ethnomedicinal plants used by Guoshan Yao minority communities in the foothills of Nanling Mountain, Guangdong, China [0.03%]
中国广东省南岭山地丘陵地区过山瑶族民间药用植物资源研究
Dipak Khadka,Baidong Chen,Yong Xie et al.
Dipak Khadka et al.
Background: The Guoshan Yao, a subgroup of the Yao ethnic minority in China, inhabit the biodiverse Nanling Mountain region. Their traditional knowledge (TK) of medicinal plants is increasingly threatened by socio-economi...
A quantitative assessment of dialectal variation in a linguistic transition zone: spatial insights from vernacular bird names in southeastern Spain [0.03%]
西班牙东南部方言变异的定量评估：来源于民间鸟类名称的空间洞察
Mariano Paracuellos
Mariano Paracuellos
Background: Understanding the factors underlying dialectal variation across culturally and environmentally heterogeneous territories remains a major challenge in geolinguistic and ethnobiological research. The province of...
Between gods and green: ritual plant use of traditional festivals in the Chaoshan region, China [0.03%]
潮汕地区传统节庆的仪式用植物研究：神与草之间的联系
Jiating Wang,Shihong Zhang,Fengcheng Deng et al.
Jiating Wang et al.
Background: The Chaoshan region in Lingnan, South China, is known for its dense festival calendars and household-based ritual practices in which plants serve both practical and symbolic roles. Plant-centered documentation...
Utilization of non-chemical pest control practices among agro-pastoralist farmers in Gambella region, Ethiopia [0.03%]
埃塞俄比亚加姆贝拉地区农牧民非化学害虫控制实践的利用
Chuol Bor
Chuol Bor
Background: Agricultural production continues to face critical problems, including persistent pest invasion, a lack of modern farm inputs, and climate change. Non-chemical pest control practices are vital, as they signify...
Farmers' indigenous knowledge in the management of coffee berry disease caused by Colletotrichum kahawae and its status assessment [0.03%]
肯尼亚小农在管理咖啡炭疽病（由粗孢壳菌引起）方面的本土知识及其现状评估
Gerema Amente,Diriba Muleta,Fekadu Gadissa et al.
Gerema Amente et al.
Background: Coffee berry disease (CBD), caused by Colletotrichum kahawae, is a major constraint to Coffea arabica production in Ethiopia, where coffee is crucial for livelihoods and national income. However, farmers' indi...
Naji Sulaiman
Naji Sulaiman
Nature-human's celebratory ties: indigenous foodways and festive traditions of central India [0.03%]
人与自然的庆祝联系——印度中央地区的本土饮食和节日传统
Akash Kumar Srivastava,Akanksha Yadav,Vinita Chandra
Akash Kumar Srivastava
The region of central India is home to several indigenous groups, living in forested areas, who show their close affinity to their land through various cultural practices. We found that almost every activity they perform revolves around the...
Ethnobotanical survey of medicinal plants traditionally used in Daulat Nagar, Punjab, Pakistan [0.03%]
巴基斯坦旁遮普省道拉特纳加尔传统药用植物民族植物学调查
Khalid Hussain,Haleema Sadia,Manal A Alshaqhaa et al.
Khalid Hussain et al.
Background: Traditional ethnobotanical knowledge remains a vital healthcare resource, especially in rural areas of Pakistan. However, rapid modernization and the migration of younger generations threaten the preservation ...