Source
Ethnobotanical survey and conservation of the indigenous plants used for traditional orthopedic care practices in Bayelsa Central Senatorial District, Nigeria
Sanko draws 43 published plant name mappings from Ethnobotanical survey and conservation of the indigenous plants used for traditional orthopedic care practices in Bayelsa Central Senatorial District, Nigeria.
- DOI
- 10.13057/asianjethnobiol/y050206
- Table used
- Table 2
- Licence
- diamond open access; no reuse licence stated in the article, on the journal site, or in Crossref and OpenAlex metadata
- Where the study was conducted
- Bayelsa Central Senatorial District, Bayelsa State, Nigeria
- Languages labelled in the source
- ijc
- Scope Sanko uses
- The first Ijaw source in the index, and the second South-South one. Table 2 prints the English common name and the Ijaw name in a single cell separated by a slash, in either order and sometimes only one of the two, so scripts/extract-bayelsa-survey.js lists the thirty-six English names read off the table and treats everything else in the cell as Ijaw; the cell is kept verbatim in vernacular_as_published. Two cells yield no Ijaw name: 'Hospital too far' is the Nigerian English by-name for Jatropha tanjorensis, and 'Native pop' an English name for Ficus lutea. Table 3 gives preparation and treatment in prose rather than a parts column, so no plant parts are claimed, and its therapeutic text is not exported. Ingested on the same terms as sonibare-2008-anti-asthmatic: freely readable with no reuse licence stated anywhere, and only the published name mappings are used.