Domestication of aromatic medicinal plants in Mexico: Agastache (Lamiaceae)—an ethnobotanical, morpho-physiological, and phytochemical analysis

Medicinal and Aromatic Plants

Ethnobotanical study of medicinal plants in Natanz region (Kashan), Iran

Background & Aim: Iran has a long history in ethnobotany and ethnopharmacology. The indigenous people in YahyaAbad area, is located in the conserved area of the Karkas mountains, are used many plants and natural material for treatment their diseases.  YahyaAbad area is an important part of central mountains of Kashan, Central Iran. There are many plant species in this area which have medicinal ...

Ethnobotanical study of medicinal plants in Natanz region (Kashan), Iran

Background & Aim: Iran has a long history in ethnobotany and ethnopharmacology. The indigenous people in YahyaAbad area, is located in the conserved area of the Karkas mountains, are used many plants and natural material for treatment their diseases.  YahyaAbad area is an important part of central mountains of Kashan, Central Iran. There are many plant species in this area which have medicinal ...

Ethnobotanical notes on some medicinal and aromatic plants of Himachal Pradesh

Himachal Pradesh, which forms a part of the western Himalaya, is a repository of medicinal and aromatic plants and the traditional knowledge associated with these plants. Utilization of plant resources in their day-to-day life has been an ageold practice of the people inhabiting this hilly state. The people living in remote and tribal areas still depend on household remedies for healthcare. The...

Medicinal and Aromatic Plants - Australia

1. Medicinal and Aromatic Plants – Australia 1.1. Natural Plant Medicines Worldwide A Historical Perspective 1.2. Phytochemicals of Therapeutic Significance 1.3. Nitrogen Containing Compounds (Alkaloids) 2. Australian Plant Evolution 2.1. Australian Medicinal Plant Use 3. Some Useful Australian Medicinal Plants 3.1. Eucalyptus Species 3.2. Melaleuca Species 3.3. Leptospermum Species 3.4. Eremop...