John R. S. Tabuti

TL;DR: An inventory of the medicinal plants of Bulamogi county in Uganda, including their medicinal use, preparation and administration modes is presented, to promote confidence among users of traditional medicine, and also to create opportunities for the marketing of herbal medicines and generate incomes for the community.

TL;DR: In this article, a study was carried out in Bulamogi, Uganda, with the main objective of determining preferred firewood species, their harvesting and consumption patterns, and finding that 48 plant species in 36 genera and 20 families are used as firewood.

TL;DR: The functional values of OM and TM are different in that they serve different health needs in the society, so it is suggested that they are compatible and complementary as a reliance on both systems is observed.

TL;DR: An inventory and the mode of use of plants to treat cattle in Bulamogi county of Uganda, using methods consisting of semi-structured interviews employing a checklist of questions, questionnaires, direct observations, and biological inventories are presented.

TL;DR: The TMPs appear to be playing a significant role in primary health care delivery and this lends further justification for the ongoing Uganda government efforts to integrate the allopathic and traditional medicine systems.