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Ethnobotanical Uses and Antimicrobial Properties of Plants in Small‐Scale Tropical Fish Farms: The Case of Indonesian Fish Farmers in Java (Indonesia)

2017-02-01

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Among the most common plants used by fish farmers in Java, 18 were selected for deeper ethnobotanical and laboratory investigation into their antimicrobial activity. These plants are mainly used against fish diseases, but with no precise therapeutic indication, leading to low specificity of use. Leaves, which were the most commonly used part of plants, were generally placed directly in water or less frequently add...

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10.1111/jwas.12345
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