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Keeping Healthy in Your Skin-Plants and Fungi Used by Indigenous Himalayan Communities to Treat Dermatological Ailments

Biology

Keeping Healthy in Your Skin-Plants and Fungi Used by Indigenous Himalayan Communities to Treat Dermatological Ailments

N. Hădărugă, S. M. Haq, et al.

Discover the fascinating world of medicinal plants used by indigenous Northwestern Himalayan communities for treating skin ailments. This research, conducted by a team including Nicoleta-Gabriela Hădărugă and Shiekh Marifatul Haq, reveals insights into the plants and preparations utilized to heal wounds, burns, and more, showcasing the rich ecological knowledge shared among the Gujjar and Bakarwal groups.

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