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Diversity and conservation of medicinal plants in tropical East Africa

2025-02-01

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Medicinal plants play a crucial role in healthcare practices and are an integral part of human society. A comprehensive checklist of medicinal plants is the basis for the risk and protection. Tropical East Africa (TEA) has a high diversity of medicinal plants. This study compiled a comprehensive checklist using published books and literature comprising 2855 medicinal plants spanning 180 families and 1034 genera in...

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10.1007/s10531-024-02983-x
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