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Ochna afzelii characterized group 2.
- Taxon
- Ochna afzelii
Ochna afzeliie0 - Outcome
- characterized the group 2e0
Not reportedDirection
Verbatim
e0“Three sspcies characterized the group 1 like: Clematis hirsuta, Saccharum officinarum and Voacanga africana, and four especies Ceiba pentandra, Indigofera paracapitata, Maprounea africana and Ochna afzelii characterized the group 2.”
Title
Ethnobotanical Study of Some Medicinal Species Used in Kimvula City (Kongo Central/ RDC)
L. K. Lassa; G. B. Ilumbe; A. M. Biloso; et al. European Scientific Journal ESJ 2021. doi:10.19044/esj.2021.v17n10p345
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- Observation The survey established a floristic list of 188 medicinal species.
- Observation The medicinal species belonged to 158 genera.
- Observation The medicinal species belonged to 69 families.
- Observation Fabaceae was the dominant group of medicinal species.
- Observation Anemia was the most cited indication for medicinal plant use.
- Observation Leaves were the plant organs most used in treatment preparation.
- Observation Decoction was the cited preparation method and oral administration the administration method for medicinal plant drugs.
- Observation Morinda morindoides had VAUs at least 1.10.
- Observation Ocimum gratissimum had VAUs at least 1.10.
- Observation Disphania ambrosioïdes had VAUs at least 1.10.
- Observation Moringa oleifera had VAUs at least 1.10.
- Association Plant use was not linked between inhabitants of groups 1 and 2.
- Association Plant use was linked among the Lona, Winda, Pado, Revolution and Kinata neighborhoods in group 2.
- Observation Clematis hirsuta characterized group 1.
- Observation Saccharum officinarum characterized group 1.
- Observation Voacanga africana characterized group 1.
- Observation Ceiba pentandra characterized group 2.
- Observation Indigofera paracapitata characterized group 2.
- Observation Maprounea africana characterized group 2.