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Medicinal plants sold in Daloa markets: Traditional knowledge and Public health issues

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Ethnobotanical study assesses medicinal plants sold in Daloa, highlighting preparation methods and public health issues.

A total of 47 medicinal species were identified, with malaria being the most frequently cited pathology treated.
Decoction is the dominant preparation method at 58.2%, followed by maceration at 26.3%, indicating strong local practices.
Significant differences were found in plant parts used, with bark (38%) as the most sold part, emphasizing local harvesting habits.
Data were gathered through vendor surveys, semi-structured interviews, and direct observation in six main markets.

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Ethnobotanical study assesses medicinal plants sold in Daloa, highlighting preparation methods and public health issues.

A total of 47 medicinal species were identified, with malaria being the most frequently cited pathology treated.
Decoction is the dominant preparation method at 58.2%, followed by maceration at 26.3%, indicating strong local practices.
Significant differences were found in plant parts used, with bark (38%) as the most sold part, emphasizing local harvesting habits.
Data were gathered through vendor surveys, semi-structured interviews, and direct observation in six main markets.

A 2025 study studied this question.

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