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Plantas útiles en una comunidad indígena Murui-Muinane desplazada a la ciudad de Florencia (Caquetá Colombia)

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Plantas útiles en una comunidad indígena Murui-Muinane desplazada a la ciudad de Florencia (Caquetá Colombia). / Frausin Bustamante, Gina; Trujillo, Edwin; Correa, Marco et al.
In: Mundo Amazónico, Vol. 1, 2010, p. 267-278.

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Frausin Bustamante, G, Trujillo, E, Correa, M & H. Gonzalez, V 2010, 'Plantas útiles en una comunidad indígena Murui-Muinane desplazada a la ciudad de Florencia (Caquetá Colombia)', Mundo Amazónico, vol. 1, pp. 267-278. https://doi.org/10.5113/ma.1.9953

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Frausin Bustamante, G., Trujillo, E., Correa, M., & H. Gonzalez, V. (2010). Plantas útiles en una comunidad indígena Murui-Muinane desplazada a la ciudad de Florencia (Caquetá Colombia). Mundo Amazónico, 1, 267-278. https://doi.org/10.5113/ma.1.9953

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Frausin Bustamante G, Trujillo E, Correa M, H. Gonzalez V. Plantas útiles en una comunidad indígena Murui-Muinane desplazada a la ciudad de Florencia (Caquetá Colombia). Mundo Amazónico. 2010;1:267-278. Epub 2009 Sept 19. doi: 10.5113/ma.1.9953

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Frausin Bustamante, Gina ; Trujillo, Edwin ; Correa, Marco et al. / Plantas útiles en una comunidad indígena Murui-Muinane desplazada a la ciudad de Florencia (Caquetá Colombia). In: Mundo Amazónico. 2010 ; Vol. 1. pp. 267-278.

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title = "Plantas {\'u}tiles en una comunidad ind{\'i}gena Murui-Muinane desplazada a la ciudad de Florencia (Caquet{\'a} Colombia)",
abstract = "Ethnobotanical studies on the displaced indigenous groups of Colombia are scarce. This research report provides a list of 54 plant species (50 genera in 32 families) used by a displaced group of Murui-Muinane (= Witoto, Uitoto, Huitoto) that lives in the city of Florencia, capital of the Department of Caqueta. Only six (11%) plant species are not native to the Americas. Arecaceae and Fabaceae were the families with the highest number of species: eight and six respectively. The three categories of use with the highest number of species were: food (27 spp.), medicinal (15) and handicrafts (15). These 54 plant species used by the Murui in Florencia correspond to 19% of the total number of plants recorded as used by a Murui community that lives in a forested reservation in the Department of Putumayo. Such difference in the number of useful plants is noteworthy given that Colombian indigenous cultures are rapidly transforming and their ethnobotanical knowledge might be lost forever. ",
keywords = "Amazonia, ethnobotany, Witoto, Huitoto, Uitoto",
author = "{Frausin Bustamante}, Gina and Edwin Trujillo and Marco Correa and {H. Gonzalez}, Victor",
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AU - H. Gonzalez, Victor

PY - 2010

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N2 - Ethnobotanical studies on the displaced indigenous groups of Colombia are scarce. This research report provides a list of 54 plant species (50 genera in 32 families) used by a displaced group of Murui-Muinane (= Witoto, Uitoto, Huitoto) that lives in the city of Florencia, capital of the Department of Caqueta. Only six (11%) plant species are not native to the Americas. Arecaceae and Fabaceae were the families with the highest number of species: eight and six respectively. The three categories of use with the highest number of species were: food (27 spp.), medicinal (15) and handicrafts (15). These 54 plant species used by the Murui in Florencia correspond to 19% of the total number of plants recorded as used by a Murui community that lives in a forested reservation in the Department of Putumayo. Such difference in the number of useful plants is noteworthy given that Colombian indigenous cultures are rapidly transforming and their ethnobotanical knowledge might be lost forever.

AB - Ethnobotanical studies on the displaced indigenous groups of Colombia are scarce. This research report provides a list of 54 plant species (50 genera in 32 families) used by a displaced group of Murui-Muinane (= Witoto, Uitoto, Huitoto) that lives in the city of Florencia, capital of the Department of Caqueta. Only six (11%) plant species are not native to the Americas. Arecaceae and Fabaceae were the families with the highest number of species: eight and six respectively. The three categories of use with the highest number of species were: food (27 spp.), medicinal (15) and handicrafts (15). These 54 plant species used by the Murui in Florencia correspond to 19% of the total number of plants recorded as used by a Murui community that lives in a forested reservation in the Department of Putumayo. Such difference in the number of useful plants is noteworthy given that Colombian indigenous cultures are rapidly transforming and their ethnobotanical knowledge might be lost forever.

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