Publication Date
1997
Description
A study has been made to identify the medicinal plants on the existing Hungarian grasslands. Sixty-three plants have been found to possess medicinal effects. Twenty-six, 15 and 22 species are for internal, internal or external and external use, respectively. This result reflects the low management intensity of grasslands in the country, as well as the species richness of semi-natural grasslands. It is suggested that the number of medical plants on the grassland, - in general - can also be used as an indicator of grassland biodiversity.
Citation
Nagy, G; Vinczeffy, I; and Peto, K, "Medicinal Plants as Indicators of Grassland Biodiversity" (2024). IGC Proceedings (1989-2023). 7.
https://uknowledge.uky.edu/igc/1997/session12/7
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Medicinal Plants as Indicators of Grassland Biodiversity
A study has been made to identify the medicinal plants on the existing Hungarian grasslands. Sixty-three plants have been found to possess medicinal effects. Twenty-six, 15 and 22 species are for internal, internal or external and external use, respectively. This result reflects the low management intensity of grasslands in the country, as well as the species richness of semi-natural grasslands. It is suggested that the number of medical plants on the grassland, - in general - can also be used as an indicator of grassland biodiversity.