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Digestive disorders had an ICF of 0.82.
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e0“High ICF values were observed for skin (0.87) and digestive disorders (0.82)”
Title
Meseret Yifru; Abiyou Tilahun; Ashebir Awoke; et al. BMC Complementary Medicine and Therapies 2025. doi:10.1186/s12906-025-05158-5
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- Observation The survey documented 121 medicinal plant species in 61 families.
- Observation Asteraceae, Fabaceae and Euphorbiaceae were most represented.
- Observation Leaves were the most frequently used plant part.
- Observation Oral administration was the predominant remedy route.
- Observation Skin disorders had an ICF of 0.87.
- Observation Three named species had high FL, RFC and ROP values.
- Observation Clutia abyssinica and Euphorbia abyssinica were prioritized for hepatitis treatment.
- Observation Agricultural expansion, overharvesting and firewood collection were major threats.
- Association Plant knowledge differed significantly among informant groups.
- Observation Regional indices showed shared and unique knowledge patterns.
- Observation Knowledge transfer occurred mainly within families.
- Observation Sacred groves, gardens and cultural practices contributed to in situ conservation.
- Recommendation Authors recommend conservation, sustainable harvesting, validation and youth knowledge preservation.