Nutritional and Medicinal Knowledge of Wild Edible Flowers Amongst Rural Women
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Published:2024
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Volume:477
Page:00080
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ISSN:2267-1242
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Container-title:E3S Web of Conferences
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Short-container-title:E3S Web Conf.
Author:
Dankhade Sandeep,Kale Rashmi,Jadhav Deepali,Dhawade Manish Ramdas,Wankhade Yashwant
Abstract
The study investigates the nutritional and medicinal knowledge of wild edible flowers among rural women. It identifies the diverse use of these flowers, their nutritional composition, and their traditional culinary applications. The research also highlights the cultural significance of these flowers. Challenges in awareness and perception highlight the need for education and promotion. The study suggests that sustainable use of these flowers can improve nutrition, health, and well-being in rural communities, honoring local traditions.
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