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The main objective of this research work was to document the
ethnobotanically important plants of Pabna region, located at the
Northern part of Bangladesh. For this study, 5 villages from char
land and 7 villages from main land area were selected and different
participatory methods (structured, semi-structured interviews,
informal and focus group discussion) were employed to gain access
to the information. A detail survey was conducted to identify the
different professional groups living in the study area. The pattern
of livelihood of the local people, their professionalism and plant
based traditional knowledge were also studied. In this
investigation, eight different professional groups were classified
and 311 plant species were documented which were widely used by the
local people for different purposes in order to obtain their
livelihood. This research explores that people of the study area
possess a strong base of ethnobotanical knowledge by which they
continue their daily life. Basically, char land people use more
wild plant resources than mainland people in their daily life.
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