Г-н Muhidin Tahir
Evaluation of nutritional composition of wild edible plants
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Muhidin Tahir is a prominent researcher specializing in ethnobotany and plant sciences, with a particular focus on the medicinal and traditional uses of plants in Ethiopia. His work has significantly contributed to the understanding of local plant species and their applications in traditional medicine, particularly within pastoral and agro-pastoral communities. In 2023, Tahir published several notable studies, including an ethnobotanical investigation of medicinal plants in the Asagirt District of Northeastern Ethiopia, and an exploration of the seedborne mycoflora of faba bean, assessing the efficacy of plant extracts and Trichoderma species against fungal growth. His research not only highlights the rich biodiversity of Ethiopia but also emphasizes the importance of integrating traditional knowledge with scientific inquiry. Tahir's commitment to documenting and preserving traditional plant knowledge is evident in his work on wild edible plants in the Mieso District, as well as his earlier ethnobotanical studies in the Adwa District of Tigray. His contributions have been recognized through sponsorships from esteemed organizations such as the National Institutes of Health, underscoring the impact and relevance of his research in the field of ethnobiology and health. Through his publications, Tahir continues to advocate for the sustainable use of plant resources and the importance of cultural heritage in the context of modern scientific practices.
Г-н Muhidin Tahir
The traditional use of wild Edible Plants in the pastoral and agropastoral communities of Mieso people, Eastern Ethiopia