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Abstract

This collection of ethnobotanical studies highlights the global significance of traditional plant knowledge. Across Eastern Africa, Mexico, Pakistan, Ethiopia, Brazil, Ecuador, and Europe, researchers document medicinal, edible, and culturally significant plants. The findings consistently underscore the vital role of indigenous communities in preserving botanical diversity and ancestral wisdom. Studies emphasize the potential for drug discovery through scientific validation of traditional remedies and the importance of plants for food security and ecological resilience. This body of work advocates for urgent conservation efforts, sustainable resource management, and ethical engagement to protect biocultural heritage worldwide.