Etnobotanical and agricultural bioactivity of the field (Faryab \ Afghanistan) region
2018
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Abstract (EN)
In this research, Ethnobotanical surveys were carried out in the Meymana region of Faryab province of Afghanistan and the cultivated plants were investigated by the people of the region. In addition to this study, we also examined the geographical, economic and agricultural characteristics of Afghanistan and Faryab, and cultivated plants. The study consists of four parts. In the first and second sections of the study, input and source researches were made and the sources on which the researches on ethnobotany were investigated. In the third part of the work, the Material and Method are explained. In this section, information about the area where the ethnobotany studies are made, market researches, field studies and plant collection methods are explained. Findings are in the fourth part of the work. The taxa identified in this section are listed in alphabetical order according to the family names and ethnobotanical uses of the taxa have been included. In the last part of the study, results and evaluations were made and the annexes used in the study were presented.
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Dr. Khal Mohammad Baba Bay
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Khal Mohammad Baba Bay (Master Thesis). Etnobotanical and agricultural bioactivity of the field (Faryab \ Afghanistan) region, 2018, Sakarya University.
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