| 1 |
Dawuro Zone |
Mareka District |
Ethnobotany & Indigenous Knowledge |
Medicinal:?Used to dry the wounds of humans and cattle.?Preparation:?The corm is boiled and given to cattle with salt.?Plant Part Used:?Corm and pseudostem. |
Feleke & Tekalign 2022 |
| 2 |
Dawuro Zone |
Mareka District |
Ethnobotany & Indigenous Knowledge / Medicine |
Morphological:?Identified by farmers using morphological traits.?Medicinal:?Used to dry the wounds of humans and cattle.?Preparation:?The corm is boiled and given to cattle with salt.?Plant Part Used:?Corm and pseudostem.?Key Finding:?Important medicinal landrace for wound healing in both humans and livestock. |
Feleke & Tekalign 2022 |
| 3 |
Wolaita Zone |
Offa Woreda |
Ethnobotany & Indigenous Knowledge / Genetic Resources & Diversity |
Agronomic:?Not listed in Table 1.?Amicho:?Selected for Amicho (4 farmers, 3.0%).?Fiber:?Selected for fiber (3 farmers, 2.2%). |
Shumbulo et al. 2012 |
| 4 |
Dawuro Zone |
Mareka District |
Ethnobotany & Indigenous Knowledge / Medicine |
Morphological:?Identified by farmers using morphological traits.?Medicinal:?Used to dry the wounds of humans and cattle.?Preparation:?The corm is boiled and given to cattle with salt.?Plant Part Used:?Corm and pseudostem.?Key Finding:?Important medicinal landrace for wound healing in both humans and livestock. |
Tekalign 2021 |