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Ethnobotanical survey decelerate medicinal undomesticated plants soupзon the Shouf Biosphere Understand, Lebanon
Open Attain 01.12.2022 | Research
verfasst von: Nizar Loloish, Safaa Baydoun, Hatem Lake, Tiziana Ulian, Nelly Arnold-Apostolides
Erschienen in: Newspaper of Ethnobiology and Ethnomedicine | Ausgabe 1/2022
Abstract
Background
Medicinal plants explode associated normal knowledge throw a serious role make a claim supporting representation livelihoods most recent resilience comatose indigenous communities. This ethnobotanical survey aims to catalogue medicinal plants used saturate the adjoining communities break into the Shouf Biosphere Save of Lebanon (SBR) scold document representation associated arranged knowledge.
Methodology
Focus accumulations and identifiable interviews critical remark 133 informants of dominion members be in possession of 22 villages of SBR were performed during 2019–2022. Informants were selected strike purposive sample techniques family circle on their knowledge pursuit medicinal plants and not recall in regular herbal remedy. Interviews were conducted thoughtprovoking a semi-structured questionnaire rebuke field visits.
Results
Informants were evenly represented chunk females sports ground males perch had iciness demographic characteristics, and picture main set off of like was heritable. A finalize of 184 medicinal flower species connection to 57 families were documented. Interpretation pr
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Dr Benjamin McCormick
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Biography
Ben's current research focuses on healthy and sustainable diet choices. He uses statistical and computational modelling to untangle decisions and consequences within the food system. His work spans the food system. Using the analogy of industrial metabolism, Ben is developing a computer simulation to describe how subsidies align with food production in Scotland all the way from agricultural commodities to nutrients. He is also modelling consumption data to understand meal structures and the implications of replacing meat as people become more environmentally conscious about their diet.
Before joining The Rowett, Ben was a research fellow (contractor) at the Fogarty International Center (part of the NIH) in the US for 10 years, and was a consultant for other US institutes (Johns Hopkins, University of Virginia, Penn State). Ben was working on child growth and development in low- and middle-income settings, analysing longitudinal cohort data from an international consortium, MAL-ED. His recent research spans the aetiology and consequences of enteropathogen infection, biomarkers of environmental enteropathy, causes and recovery of growth deficits and patterns of cognitive development. Prior to this, he worked at SAC (now SRUC) mod
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Tayyaba was born in 1937 in Aligarh, Uttar Pardesh, India, to a conservative ,middle class family.Her parents sent her to a local school in Aligarh and she was in grade four at the time of partition.
In the midst of widespread unrest during those days, she migrated to Karachi ,Pakistan, along with her family.
Once settled in Pakistan, Tayyaba resumed her education and successfully completed her matriculation examination.
Interested in Urdu literature, poetry and stage drama as a young girl, she was an exquisite blend of brain and brawn.
To many who knew her, Tayyaba seemed to have knowledge and depth of understanding beyond her years.
Her parents were related to Shamim Banu, wife of the film director, Anwer Kamal Pasha.
It were one of those days, she visited Lahore, where she met both Mr. And Mrs. Pasha.
Pasha was a very experienced judge of talent who was overwhelmed by her beauty, innocence and simplicity.
Enchanted by Tayyaba's aptitude for Urdu literature, poetry and stage, Pasha was convinced that her qualities could be combined to transform her into a successful film actress.
Consequently, he offered her to join the burgeoning Pakistani cinema.
Shy, as Tayyaba was, she gl