An Ethnobotanical Meta-Analysis of North American Medicinal Asteraceae

@article{Kachura2021AnEM,
  title={An Ethnobotanical Meta-Analysis of North American Medicinal Asteraceae},
  author={Alexandra Kachura and Cory S. Harris},
  journal={Botany},
  year={2021},
  url={https://api.semanticscholar.org/CorpusID:239650509}
}
Analysis of medicinal ethnobotany of North American Asteraceae found the Anthemideae tribe was identified as over-selected for all types of applications, including most therapeutic categories, most significantly as pulmonary and orthopedic aids.
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