Database research record2024·Indonesia (Surakarta)
Plant diversity and its use in Javanese urban home garden: An ethnobotanical study in Central Java, Indonesia
Salma Ardelia Darmastuti, IRFAN ABU NAZAR, AHMAD DWI SETYAWAN
Asian Journal of Ethnobiology
Urban Farm DB summary
An ethnobotanical study in ProKlim RW 16 Banjarsari Village, Surakarta City, Central Java, Indonesia, identified medicinal and food plants in urban home and community gardens. The study found 56 species commonly used by residents for medicinal and food purposes, with lemongrass being the most used medicinal plant and chili the most used food plant. Likert Scale calculations indicated that 90.25% of respondents agreed self-grown food plants are fresher and healthier, and 93.39% agreed more plants reduce air pollution and lower earth temperature.