conservation of endangered medicinal plant: The case of Echinops kebericho Mesfin in Ethiopia
3 years ago
I am from an agricultural research institute working on various crop plants. We are not fully saved orphan medicinal plants that are able to contribute a lot to humans and animals' health care systems via traditional medicinal services. Many medicinal plants are at risk today. The most important factors affecting them are human and natural factors. Irregular harvesting, misuses, overgrazing, deforestation are manmade activities contributing to plant genetic losses. In addition, climate variabilities created a greater impact on medicinal plants, and many of the medicinal plants are being lost. The current proposal is about the conservation of the endangered medicinal plant and the promotion of the multiplication, handling, and cultivation for future uses.
Aquaculture
Genetic Resources
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