Titlebook: Ethnobiology of Mountain Communities in Asia; Arshad Mehmood Abbasi,Rainer W. Bussmann Book 2021 The Editor(s) (if applicable) and The Aut

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Floral Composition, Sustainable Utilization, and Conservation of Important Medicinal Plants in the his chapter revealed phyto-diversity along with ethno-medicinal uses of plant species in the Ayubia National Park (ANP), Pakistan. A total of 298 plant species were recorded of which 34 (11%) were trees, 50 (17%) shrubs, 198 (67%) herbs, 9 (3%) climbers, and 7 (2%) ferns, belong to 85 families. The

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Ethnomedicinal Uses of Plant Species from the Himalayas, Himalayan plants hold a tremendous therapeutic potential as revealed by a number of ethnomedicinal studies conducted in different regions of the Himalayas. Owing to their distinct climatic and topographic conditions, plants growing in the Himalayas have evolved to adapt to their unique environment

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Ethno-Medicinal Uses of Wildlife in Azad Jammu and Kashmir, Pakistan, was approximately 33.4?million in 2004 and 100% of the population is Muslim. The state lies between latitude 33° and 36° and longitude 73° and 75°. Geographically, Azad Kashmir consists of mountains with a few plains and valleys. The main rivers of this state are the Poonch, Jhelum, and Neelum. Cli

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Ethnobotanical Study of Traditional Medicinal Plants of Tharu Community in Swathi Village, Nawalparas to document medicinal plants used to cure various ailments in Tharu community in Swathi village. Data was collected through semi-structured interviews, household survey, and focus group discussion. Altogether 105 plant species of medicinal values were recorded belonging to 94 genera and 50 famili

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Ethnobotany of Karakorum, Pakistan,gically, it’s one of the youngest mountain systems on earth and displays a very difficult and varied topography with incredible altitudinal amplitudes (1500–8611?masl). About 200,000 people inhabit the Karakorum valleys, comprised of various major ethnic groups, i.e., Baltis, Brushiskis, Shinas, and

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Diversity and Uses of Wild Animals in Bagh, AJ&K, Pakistan,ion is from 1500 to 2500 m above sea level. The mountains are covered with coniferous forests. Summer is moderate, while winter is harshly cold; and snowfall occurs at higher elevations. The area is subtropical pine forests as well as Himalayan mixed temperate forests. Local people use different spe

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Folk Formulations of Asteraceae Species as Remedy for Different Ailments in Lesser Himalayas, Pakisies coexist throughout Pakistan. The aim of the present investigation was to explore and document the cultural knowledge of Asteraceae members used medicinally and apply multivariate approaches to gain insights into the traditional medication system of Manoor Valley, Lesser Himalaya, Pakistan. Field