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Current Topics in Phytochemistry   Volumes    Volume 7 
Abstract
Medicinal Plants: the need for multidisciplinary scientific studies
Maria Aparecida M. Maciel, Tereza Neuma C. Dantas, Angelo C. Pinto, Valdir F. Veiga Jr., Noema F. Grynberg, Aurea Echevarria
Pages: 73 - 88
Number of pages: 16
Current Topics in Phytochemistry
Volume 7 

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ABSTRACT

This paper presents a program emphasizing ethnopharmacological approaches that could allowed great success in the study of medicinal plants. The minimum ethnopharmacology research team should consist of a botanist, a chemist and a pharmacologist with each carrying the responsibility for answering in sequential fashion critical questions. The chemical composition and pharmacological properties of the very efficient medicinal plant Croton cajucara were investigated according to ethnopharmacological approaches. The study with this Croton showed to be both efficient and successful. This happy situation was just possible because a multidisciplinary team was involved getting the research done correctly. The ethnopharmacological study involving one other especies Capaifera will be cited.

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