Ethnobotany Research and Applications is an interdisciplinary journal focused on the study of the relationships between people and plants. It explores the traditional knowledge, cultural practices, and sustainable uses of plants by indigenous and local communities worldwide. The journal provides a platform for researchers to share their findings and promote the conservation of biocultural diversity.
The scope of Ethnobotany Research and Applications includes documentation of traditional plant uses, phytochemical analysis of medicinal plants, conservation of plant resources, and the ethical considerations of ethnobotanical research. It seeks to reach ethnobotanists, anthropologists, biologists, conservationists, and policymakers interested in the intersection of culture, environment, and sustainable development. The journal values research that incorporates community participation and respects indigenous knowledge.
This journal aims to promote the understanding and preservation of ethnobotanical knowledge for the benefit of both local communities and global society. By publishing high-quality research and fostering collaboration, Ethnobotany Research and Applications strives to contribute to the sustainable use of plant resources and the recognition of the cultural significance of plants.