Plants of the Republic of Azerbaijan with Potential Medicinal Applications. Part III

Namik F. Mir-Babayev Institute of Botany of Azerbaijan National Academy, Baku, Azerbaijan; Pharmacognosy Research Laboratories, Department of Pharmacy, King's College of London, London, UK

Peter J. Houghton Institute of Botany of Azerbaijan National Academy, Baku, Azerbaijan; Pharmacognosy Research Laboratories, Department of Pharmacy, King's College of London, London, UK

Abstract

This report, which is based on field studies and literature references, documents some traditional knowledge of the medicinal use of plants by local Azeri people and important medicinal plants typical for Azerbaijan. This report deals with 29 plant species belonging to 18 families which are used by local Azeri people as folk drugs for the treatment of various human and cattle diseases.

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