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Romanian ethnomedicinal knowledge extends as far back as the 16th century to the Geto-Dacian priests who used medicinal plants and practiced integrated holistic medicine.
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Medicinal Plants of the Romanian Carpathian Mountains
1. Alliaceae
2. Amaryllidaceae
3. Apiaceae
4. Asteraceae
5. Boraginaceae
6. Caprifoliaceae
7. Caryophillaceae
8. Cistaceae
9. Corylaceae
10. Cupressaceae
11. Dipsacaceae
12. Corylaceae
13. Equisetaceae
14. Ericaceae
15. Euphorbiaceae
16. Fabaceae
17. Fungi
18. Gentianaceae
19. Hypericaceae
20. Lamiaceae
21. Liliaceae
22. Lycopodiaceae
23. Papaveraceae
24. Plantaginaceae
25. Polypodiaceae
26. Ranunculaceae
27. Rhamnaceae
28. Rosaceae
29. Rubiaceae
30. Saxifragaceae
31. Scrophulariaceae
32. Solanaceae
33. Thymelaceae
34. Violaceae
Regulatory aspects of Traditional Medicines and Commercial Products
About the author
Dr Adina-Elena Segneanu has almost 20 years of experience in bioactive compounds with an emphasis on the extraction, isolation and chemical screening of metabolite profiling from different plant species. Her current research is primarily in the development of innovative phyto-carrier systems with predetermined biological properties. She has a PhD in Chemistry (Organic Chemistry) at the University Politehnica Timisoara, Romania and an MSc. in Physics (Physics and technology of advanced materials) at West University of Timisoara. She holds the highest category of researcher granted by Romanian Ministry of Research, Innovation and Digitalization.
Summary
Romanian ethnomedicinal knowledge extends as far back as the 16th century to the Geto-Dacian priests who used medicinal plants and practiced integrated holistic medicine.
