Mária Nováková, Veronika Vyletelová, Barbora Hlubinová, Hana Kiňová Sepová, Ľudmila Pašková
Impact of culture medium on the interpretation of qRT-PCR data in HepG2 incubated with lactobacilli
Letters in applied microbiology
ethnoveterinary medicinal plants used people dugda district primary health care system treat various livestock ailments generations particularly underserved rural areas however ethnoveterinary practices medicinal plants dwindling without proper documentation due undergoing sociocultural environmental changes hence study aimed inventory analysis ethnoveterinary medicinal plants associated indigenous local knowledge used treatment livestock health problems dugda district data collected 378 local inhabitants semistructured interviews 18 focus group discussions 6 8 participants couple participant field observations informant consensus factor icf fidelitylevel fl relative importance value ri used evaluate agreement informants ethnoveterinary practices healing potential medicinal plants multipurpose species using standard taxonomic procedures voucher specimens collected identified deposited national herbarium addis ababa university total 64 medicinal plants ethnoveterinary uses belonging 33 families reported treat 37 livestock health problems anthrax inappetence diarrhoea said prevalent veterinary health problems treated traditional medicinal plants family fabaceae widely reported 7 spp followed apocynaceae cucurbitaceae solanaceae 5 spp herbs dominant life forms 21spp followed shrubs 20 spp commonly sought plant parts leaves 5525 followed roots 2344 principal method preparation pounding remedial parts 4685 mixing cold water main route administration via oral application 7267 drenching diseased livestock withania somnifera kedrostis foetidissima cited medicinal plants 53 43 use reports urs respectively icf showed respiratory diseases scored highest value 094 reported medicinal plants gastrointestinal agents ri value analysis revealed croton macrostachyus highest diversity uses followed k foetidissima w somnifera ethnoveterinary uses medicinal plants phytolacca dodecandra calpurnia aurea cyphostemma cyphopetalum verbascum sinaiticum prophylaxis rabies new input ethnoveterinary database study revealed people dugda district endowed rich ethnoveterinary knowledge medicinal plants however ethnoveterinary knowledge associated medicinal plant species significantly differ p 005 general key informants young matured age groups informants educational level infers impact mode ethnoveterinary knowledge transfer literacy modern education globalization ethnoveterinary uses medicinal plant species also medicinal plants found wild habitats nearly conservation attention therefore imperative implement participatory conservation actions medicinal plants collaboration traditional institutions gada system disparity ethnoveterinary knowledge could also minimized awareness creation among local communities knowledge revitalization furthermore medicinal plants widely utilized multipurpose screened phytochemicals pharmacological toxicological activities confirm ethnoveterinary uses future development veterinary pharmaceuticals