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The document is a list of references related to ethnobotany, highlighting various studies on medicinal plants used by different communities across the globe. It includes research articles, surveys, and reviews that focus on the traditional knowledge of medicinal plants and their pharmacological validation. The references cover diverse geographical regions, including Uganda, the Philippines, Ethiopia, and Serbia.

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The document is a list of references related to ethnobotany, highlighting various studies on medicinal plants used by different communities across the globe. It includes research articles, surveys, and reviews that focus on the traditional knowledge of medicinal plants and their pharmacological validation. The references cover diverse geographical regions, including Uganda, the Philippines, Ethiopia, and Serbia.

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