branch of botany that deals with the knowledge of group of people about the use of locally available plants in different fields
ethnobotany
who coined the term ethnobotany
J.W Harshberger in 1895
part of ethnobotany but it looks specifically at plant and plant products that have economic market in the modern world
economic botany
field of research that deal with the medicine derived from plants and used in the treatment of various diseases based on indigenous knowledge
ethnomedicine
study of the use of various toxic plants as fish poison in human societies
ethnotoxicology
naming and classification of plant by human societies in their language
ethnotaxonomy
study of folk knowledge of mushroom
ethnomycology
methodology in ethnobotany
choosing an approach
rapid ethnobotanical appraisal
plannning a long-term project
describing the field site
refers to the broad range of information we collect on how local people interact with the natural environment
ethnobotanical data