President Emerson Mnangagwa's government sees moving up the value chain across the mining sector as one of the paths to revitalizing the country, with the ultimate goal of setting up domestic EV …
The Zimbabwe War of Liberation also known as the Rhodesian Bush War lasted over 15 years. During the conflict it is estimated that over 10 000 guerrilla fighters lost their lives and over 20 000 civilians were killed. ... Southern African capitals Harare is a laidback city where wide avenues are lined with dusty red earth and indigenous plants ...
Zimbabwe is a vast repository of medicinal plants which can be used to manage or treat respiratory ailments. So far there are 58 families of medicinal plants …
While numbers of species in Zimbabwe are lower than those documented in Pakistan and South Africa, where 85 and 86 families with 384 and 306 plant species respectively were noted to treat respiratory disorders (Alamgeer et al., 2018; Semenya and Maroyi, 2018), these numbers suggest that Zimbabwe is a vast repository of medicinal …
In Zimbabwe and many other African countries, conservation of indigenous plant species is normally achieved through management of these plant species in their natural habitat (in situ) and away from their field habitats (ex-situ) (Marumure and Makuvara 2020 unpublished). Ex situ management strategies, are applied in facilities such as …
Wehmeyer (1986) has documented and analyzed over 300 edible plants from Southern Africa, Shava (2005) documents over 206 edible food plants from Zimbabwe, while Fox and Norwood Young (1982 ...
Plants On some Australian islands, sea level rise may be helping mangroves thrive ... Thirty-nine elephants have died as neighboring Zimbabwe nails a fresh killer pathogen ... R.J. van Aarde et al ...
Zimbabwe's plant diversity is a function of ecosystem characteristics that are attributable to the rainfall, geological, soil and temperature conditions within ecoregions [52]. ... Hu R, Lin C, Xu W, Liu Y, Long C. Ethnobotanical study on medicinal plants used by Mulam people in Guangxi, China. Journal of Ethnobiology and Ethnomedicine. 2020 ...
1.1. Pathophysiology. The HIV virus is a retrovirus that is able to integrate a DNA copy of the viral genome into the DNA of the host cells. The virus enters the cell through receptors that are expressed on the surface of T lymphocytes (activated T lymphocytes are preferred targets), monocytes, macrophages and dendritic cells [1,7].To …
A total of 93 medicinal plant species representing 41 families and 77 genera are used in south-central Zimbabwe. These plant species are used to treat 18 diseases …
The devastating impacts of drought are fast becoming a global concern. Zimbabwe is among the countries more severely affected, where drought impacts have led to water shortages, declining yields, and periods of food insecurity, accompanied by economic downturns. In particular, the country's agricultural sector, mostly comprised of …
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Seven commonly known medicinal plants from Zimbabwe were analysed for their antioxidant activity as well as their total phenolic content. The plant samples used in this study were Albizia amara, Elionurus muticus, Heteropyxis natalensis, Hoslundia opposita, Lippia javanica, Ocimum urticifolia and Warburgia salutaris.The plant samples …
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PDF | The present study is aimed at documenting the toxicity and ethnomedicinal uses of garden plants in Zimbabwe. Herbarium and field studies were... | Find, read and cite all the research you...
Wetlands are some of the most productive natural ecosystems in Zimbabwe as they provide a wide range of goods and services. The article examines spatial and temporal changes in wetland utilization patterns as well as threats to these fragile ecosystems and proffers suggestions to achieve sustainable use of wetlands. Literature …
Shrubs (39.0%), trees (37.0%) and herbs (18.0%) are the primary sources of traditional medicines, while roots (80.2%), leaves (36.6%), bark (27.7%) and fruits (8.9%) are the most widely used plant …
In Zimbabwe, you can find Grain sorghum, Pearl millet, Golden dewdrops, Mango tree, Madagascar periwinkle, and more! There are 20 types of plants in total. Be sure to look out for these common plants when you're walking on the streets, in parks, or public gardens.
This site provides information about the flowering plants and ferns of Zimbabwe. This is a sister site to the Flora of Botswana, Caprivi, Malawi, Mozambique and Zambia websites, which together cover the Flora …
Zimbabwe. It is increasingly gaining recognition at the expense of conventional drugs, as it is readily accessible, inexpensive, and apparently e f f e c t i v e . Use of Herbal Plants in Poultry Health Management in the Mushagashe Small-Scale Commercial Farming Area in Zimbabwe Marizvikuru Mwale, MSc* Evison Bhebhe, PhD† Michael Chimonyo, PhD†
Abstract. Globally, banana (Musa Spp.) is ranked fourth in terms of gross value production following rice, wheat and maize and its production in Zimbabwe is ranked 57 amongst 132 producing ...
Fig. 2. shows the proportion of the sampled s consuming edible insects in rural provinces in Zimbabwe.The results show that at least 14 wild harvested edible insect species are consumed in rural Zimbabwe. The number of consumed species is less than the 32 previously reported by DeFoliart in 1997 for Zimbabwe (van Huis, 2003) …
An annotated list of endemic and near-endemic plant taxa in Zimbabwe is given. They are also categorised by broad geographical locality and by habitat type. Out of a total of 22 species and ...
One of the most reported components influencing the promotion of IFPs is utilisation [4,7,11,44,48,49,51,55,57,[63][64][65][66]. According to a study conducted in Zimbabwe, edible plant components ...
tillage c ompared to conventional tillage (Ball e t al., 1999). This has been attributed to decreased water-filled pore space and mineral nitrogen concentration, reduced gas diffusivity and air-
Fruit color is red when mature. C. frutescens are tabasco peppers and are named for the town of their origin, Tabasco, Mexico. Take great care when dealing to use gloves when harvesting as this pepper tend to measure between 30,000 and 50,000 Scoville heat units. Google Plant Images: click here!
This study documented use of wild food and medicinal plants in areas around five biodiversity hot spots in Zimbabwe. Data was collected using semi-structured interviews and focus group discussions in representative communities. About 89 wild food plants were used by the communities. Trees, shrubs, tubers/herbs, lianas/climbers and …
Gokwe South District is located in the Midlands Province of Zimbabwe between 18°S and 19°S latitude and 28°E and 29°E longitude (Fig. 1).The study area covers a total land area of 11,477 km 2 comprising of communal areas, forestry and game reserves. According to the population census held in 2012, the district has a total population of 331 …
Zimbabwe's plant diversity is a function of ecosystem characteristics that are attributable to the rainfall, geological, soil and temperature conditions within ecoregions [52]. The diversity of regional plants and people making their traditional knowledge are enormously diverse, therefore, to achieve a comprehensive documentation of such ...
In Zimbabwe, pepper plants can be grown in both the warm and cool seasons. In order to ensure a successful harvest, it's important. Pepper is an important crop that is widely grown in Zimbabwe for its culinary and medicinal uses. Growing pepper can be a lucrative venture, but it requires proper planning, knowledge, and techniques.
Here we review the medicinal plants that are used for the treatment of poultry diseases in Zimbabwe. A systematic web search and review was conducted on research literature relating to...
An outline of the status of research and development of ethnoveterinary medicine in Zimbabwe is given in this chapter. Ethnomedicinal plants and practices …
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This study documented use of wild food and medicinal plants in areas around five biodiversity hot spots in Zimbabwe. Data was collected using semi-structur …
Semi-structured interviews were conducted with 14 traditional healers from four villages in the Chipinge district in Zimbabwe. Results: In total, 28 plants from 16 plant families are used by the ...
With up to 70 percent of Zimbabwe's population working in agriculture and more than 50,000 people directly involved in beekeeping, the fight over this tall, dense plant is coming to a head. "This plant is bad news; it's a menace. It's taking over fertile farmlands," says Leonard Madanhire, a maize farmer with a 12-acre piece of land ...
1985). Out of the 5000 plant species growing in Zimbabwe, about 10% are used in traditional medicine (Gelfand et al., 1985). The last two decades have seen rapidly escalating livelihood problems in Zimbabwe, drought, difficult socioeconomic conditions, prob-lems faced by the health delivery system, AIDS and a declining
Nhamo () argues that the variation of the motifs across space is a result of differences in beliefs and social circumstances surrounding the production of the art within a smaller grouping of hunter-gatherers in different geographic areas. However, there is still a need to examine the complexity of the variation and its meaning.