Ethnobotanical investigation of medicinal plants of Glenrod watershed in Noor city
Subject Areas : drugkhadige mahdavi 1 , Maryam Kavianpoor 2 , Maedeh Yousefian 3 , mohammad mahdavi 4
1 - noor
2 - Noor
3 - Mazandaran Agricultural and Natural Resources Research and Education Center,
4 - department of natural resources, islamic azad university, nour branch
Keywords: Medicinal Plants, Asteraceae, : Ethnobotany, Glendrood watershed,
Abstract :
Ethnobotany studies the relationship between people and plants, focusing on the local traditional knowledge in each region. The aim of this study is to investigate the ethnobotanical medicinal plants of the local people of Glendrood watershed in Noor city. At first, the information of local people about medicinal plants was collected by using a questionnaire and noted in the forms. In this region, 30 important medicinal species were identified by the people. So that the largest number of medicinal and edible plant species in the region belong to the Asteraceae and Labiate families. The use of studied plant species is used to cure colds, useful for the digestive system. The most used parts of these plants are the leaves, and then fruit or seeds. The results obtained from local reports showed that most of the preparation methods of plant species by local people are boiled and brewed and then they are used fresh or powdered.
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