Titlebook: Ethnobotany and Biocultural Diversities in the Balkans; Perspectives on Sust Andrea Pieroni,Cassandra L. Quave Book 2014 Springer Science+B

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Medicinal Plants in Northern Montenegro: Traditional Knowledge, Quality, and Resourcesf northern Montenegro and to conduct local botanical and ecological surveys. During terrain expeditions, 412 plant species (38 endemic) were identified, and the most abundant family was Rosaceae, followed by Cupressaceae and Lamiaceae. Plant use was documented by speaking with 75 people (mean age 57

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pectives in terms of sustainable development.First ethnobota.This volume addresses recent and ongoing ethnobotanical studies in the Balkans. The book focuses on elaborating the relevance of such studies for future initiatives in this region, both in terms of sustainable and peaceful (trans-regional,

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https://doi.org/10.1007/978-3-662-41443-9th males and females of various age groups, participated and worked directly in the field. In total, 147 wild edible plants were identified from their diet. From these, 200 parts and 278 preparations were discovered. Many people had changed their established diet habits as they faced starvation and death.

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Ethnobotany in the Balkans: Quo Vadis?,present a short overview of the contextual basis for the book and introduce the reader to book sections, which cover such topics as folk medicine and the medicinal plant trade, traditional plant-based foods, and small-scale sustainable economies.

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