Exploring Traditional Wild Edible Plants
Exploring Traditional Wild Edible Plants
Wild edible plants are native species that grow and reproduce naturally in their natural habitats without domestication. These plants can serve as a healthier alternative to farmed crops that may be heavily laden with pesticides and other poisonous substances. This book focuses on assessment of the nutritional value, potential health benefits, and mechanisms of action of various wild edible plants. It presents information on nutrients and bioactive ingredients that can have health advantages, including antioxidant properties, antimicrobial, anti-inflammatory, and antidiabetic effects.
Features:
Comprehensive exploration of potential benefits as well as side effects of wild edible plants.
Special emphasis is placed on diversity, category, and pharmacological values of wild edible plants.
Discusses challenges regarding the usage of wild edible plants such as overharvesting and habitat destruction, safety, and toxicity.
A volume in the Exploring Medicinal Plants series, this book highlights bioactive compounds and therapeutic efficacies of various wild edible plant species. It is useful reading for scientists, researchers, and academia interested in the health benefits of wild edible plants as well as plant scientists.
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