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This study delves into the traditional medicinal practices of the Adi community, offering insights into their profound botanical knowledge and cultural heritage.Through a detailed analysis, 31 medicinal plant species from 23 families are documented, showcasing the diversity and depth of their traditional pharmacopoeia, which has been transmitted across generations.The utilization of various plant parts and diverse administration methods reflects the community's meticulous approach to healthcare and comprehensive understanding of wellness.Additionally, the integration of medicinal plants into culinary traditions underscores their multifaceted contributions to health and cuisine, highlighting their holistic significance.Quantitative ethnobotanical evaluation reveals the paramount importance of specific plant species in traditional practices, with strong consensus on plant usage for various ailments.This underscores the community's collective confidence in the efficacy of these age-old remedies.Overall, this study emphasizes the vital role of indigenous knowledge in healthcare and biodiversity conservation, advocating for further research to validate and preserve this invaluable heritage.The traditional medicinal practices of the Adi community serve as a testament to their resilience, adaptability, and profound connection to nature inherent in their traditional knowledge systems.
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