Titlebook: Ethnoveterinary Medicine; Present and Future C Lyndy J. McGaw,Muna Ali Abdalla Book 2020 Springer Nature Switzerland AG 2020 Ethnoveterinar

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Alternative Antimicrobials: Medicinal Plants and Their Influences on Animal Infectious Diseases indication of medicinal plants used in parts of Africa such as in South Africa and Uganda; in Asia such as in India, Nepal, Afghanistan and Pakistan; as well as in other countries such as Brazil and Iran. Interestingly, the results of in vitro studies provide valuable insights with respect to the a

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Ethnoveterinary Medicinal Plants Used in South Africaions are common, applied either topically or as drenches. Most studies have been undertaken in limited areas of the country, leaving much potential for further exploration of ethnoveterinary plant use and practices by other ethnic groups in different areas.

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Ethnoveterinary Practices in the Maghrebates, information on ethnoveterinary practices in the Maghreb is scarce, dispersed in studies with varying aims and ultimately, incomplete. New studies following international ethnopharmacology and ethnobiology research standards should focus on undocumented areas and ethnic groups, an effort most n

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Natural Remedies for Animal Health in Latin Americats and 61 animal species) for the treatment of diseases and sicknesses of livestock and herds in this area. The families of medicinal plants that were most frequently reported were Fabaceae and Asteraceae, whereas mammals were the animal group most reported as a source of drugs for ethnoveterinary t

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