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Castañeda, G., Condori, E. (2010). Catálogo y estudio farmacognóstico de plantas medicinales del distrito de Llacanora, provincia de Cajamarca, departamento de Cajamarca [Tesis, Universidad Nacional Mayor de San Marcos]. https://hdl.handle.net/20.500.12672/1620
Castañeda, G., Condori, E. Catálogo y estudio farmacognóstico de plantas medicinales del distrito de Llacanora, provincia de Cajamarca, departamento de Cajamarca [Tesis]. PE: Universidad Nacional Mayor de San Marcos; 2010. https://hdl.handle.net/20.500.12672/1620
@misc{renati/479096,
title = "Catálogo y estudio farmacognóstico de plantas medicinales del distrito de Llacanora, provincia de Cajamarca, departamento de Cajamarca",
author = "Condori Peñaloza, Evelyn Maribel",
publisher = "Universidad Nacional Mayor de San Marcos",
year = "2010"
}
-- Llacanora in the province of Cajamarca is a tourist and typical town in the highlands. There are fertile valleys and beautiful landscapes. However, it´s one of the least populated in the province. Most of people are rural and use traditional medicine to cure their ills, so the consumption of medicinal plants is broad and varied to different diseases. The person who has the traditional knowledge in this place “healer”, is responsible for diagnosing, preparing and give the medicinal plants using traditional local knowledge acquired through their experience. There is no scientific research to save this valuable information and revalue its use, so it is concerning to loose this information over the years because the transmission of knowledge is just oral. This could be harmful because traditional medicine has many species that could be very useful for the search of new therapies and drugs. The main goal of work was collecting and studying the medicinal plants used in the district of Llacanora, as well as selecting the most used. It was done pharmacognostic studies and histological cuts of the drug which helped to determine the chemical constituents. It was possible to put in words a big part of the traditional knowledge and environmental vision of its inhabitants. Also, the data collected from the field and laboratory for later scientific studies can validate the use of traditional medicine in Llacanora. Part of this study was made in base of 58 semi-structured interviews to the healer recognition of the community, as well as the participation in the treatment of patients, and family and community activities. Around 53 plants were collected, herborized and classified using taxonomy methods during some trips to the town, guided by knowledgeable person and members of his family. In the same way, some native species from remote and inaccessible places were supplied by local people. The most quoted botanical families were Asteraceae, Fabaceae, Lamiaceae and Solanaceae. The most representative secondary metabolites were the phenolic compounds, triterpenoids, steroids and alkaloids.
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