Care for health and body: an ethnobotanical approach to Nkundo plant use 
(Cuvette Centrale, DRC) with focus on the significance of indigenous knowledge 
for the human skin

Fruth, Barbara; Mato, B.; Lukoki, F.; Lejoly, J.; Muganza, M.

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Care for health and body: an ethnobotanical approach to Nkundo plant use (Cuvette Centrale, DRC) with focus on the significance of indigenous knowledge for the human skin

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Fruth, Barbara
Bonobos, Department of Primatology, Max Planck Institute for Evolutionary Anthropology, Max Planck Society;

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Fruth, B., Mato, B., Lukoki, F., Lejoly, J., & Muganza, M. (2011). Care for health and body: an ethnobotanical approach to Nkundo plant use (Cuvette Centrale, DRC) with focus on the significance of indigenous knowledge for the human skin. Curare, 34(4), 261-281.

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