Ethnopharmacology

1. Introduction The Nagoya Protocol on Access to Genetic Resources and the Fair and Equitable Sharing of Benefits Arising from their Utilization to the Convention on Biological Diversity represents a…

1. Introduction Native American ethnobotany constitutes the systematic study of the relationships between the indigenous peoples of the Americas and plants within their environments, with a particular emphasis on medicinal…

1. Introduction The therapeutic use of flora, fauna, and mineral substances by Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander peoples represents one of the world's oldest continuous medicinal traditions, spanning an estimated…

1. Introduction The Mediterranean Basin, recognized as one of the world's biodiversity hotspots, hosts an exceptionally rich and diverse array of plant species, a significant proportion of which possess documented…

1. Introduction African Traditional Medicine (ATM) constitutes a diverse and complex system of healthcare knowledge, beliefs, and practices integral to the cultures of the African continent. It is defined as…

1. Introduction The Himalayan region, spanning several nations and diverse ecosystems, represents a unique and ancient repository of medical knowledge. Traditional medicine in this context refers to the codified, holistic…

1. Introduction The Amazon rainforest, representing the largest repository of terrestrial biodiversity, constitutes a critical resource for pharmacological discovery and the development of novel therapeutic agents. The concept of medicinal…

1. Introduction The therapeutic use of plants represents one of the oldest and most widespread forms of medicine. The global resurgence of interest in herbal and traditional medicines necessitates a…

1. Introduction The Amazon rainforest, representing the largest repository of terrestrial biodiversity, constitutes a critical resource for pharmacognosy and modern drug discovery. This biome harbors an estimated 80,000 plant species,…

1. Introduction The therapeutic application of plants represents one of the oldest and most widespread forms of medicine. However, the axiom that all substances are poisons, with only the dose…