Laila Nassiri
Biographic Data
| ID | 813776 |
|---|---|
| NAME | Laila Nassiri |
| GIVEN NAMES | Laila |
| FAMILY NAME | Nassiri |
| SIGNATURE | NASSIRI L |
| AFFILIATIONS | Université Moulay Ismail de Meknes |
| ORCID | 0000-0002-6478-9077 |
| VERIFIED | Yes |
| TOTAL WORKS | 11 |
| TOTAL CITATIONS | 1 |
| AUTHOR COUNT | 11 |
| EDITOR COUNT | 0 |
| FIRST PUBLICATION YEAR | 2019 |
| LATEST PUBLICATION YEAR | 2026 |
| H-INDEX | 1 |
Phytotherapeutic uses of edible plant species in Erissani (Morocco)
Qualitative and quantitative ethnobotanical assessment of Zygophyllum gaetulum Emb. & Maire: An emblematic medicinal plant of Saharan heritage
Background: The Moroccan Saharan flora is a remarkable botanical heritage, distinguished by its exceptional adaptation to extreme desert conditions and its importance in traditional medicine. The present study aims to valorize the ethnopharmacological potential of Zygophyllum gaetulum Emb. & Maire, commonly known as “agaaya,” an emblematic species of the Moroccan Sahara, using a qualitative and quantitative ethnobotanical approach. Methods: Ethno…
Ras El Hanout: Traditional blend of medicinal plants and spices - toxic compounds and poisoning risks
Background: In Morocco, plants are not only used in isolation, but also in more complex preparations. These include the famous Ras El Hanout mixture, a traditional theriac used as a spice and for therapeutic purposes. The aim of this study is to identify the toxic plants making up this mixture and the extent of the risks involved in using them. Methods: Using ethnobotanical investigations carried out among herbalists in the city of Meknes (Morocc…
Ras El Hanout: A theriac of therapeutic plants and spices - Qualitative and quantitative ethnobotanical investigation in the city of Meknes (Morocco)
Background: In Morocco, plants are not traditionally used in isolation, but rather in mixtures, like Ras El Hanout, an ancestral spice theriac from North Africa for culinary and medicinal use. The aim of this project is to preserve and enhance this heritage by means of a qualitative and quantitative ethnobotanical study exploring the ethnopharmacological information about its constituent plants. Methods: Sixty herbalists from Meknes city were int…
Originality and meaning of the vernacular names of medicinal plants common in the central Middle Atlas - Morocco
Background: The vernacular naming of plants, including medicinal ones, is not the result of chance. It rather finds its roots in the use of characters and characteristics of plants. In addition to being a junction between generations and different regions of a country, it is also a result of the mixing of civilizations and cultures. This work aims to highlight the diversity and origin of the vernacular names of the most used medicinal plants in t…
Agroecological practices for sustainable weed management in Mediterranean farming landscapes
Origin of vernacular names of plants: Case of toxic plants for medicinal use in the central Middle Atlas – Morocco
The present study investigates the origin and significance of the vernacular appellations of 83 toxic plants solicited in the traditional phytotherapy of the Moroccan central Middle Atlas. The vernacular names attributed to those medicinal plants were collected from some phytotherapists during ethnobotanical surveys and through various bibliographical sources. It appears that the listed plants have different vernacular names in Arabic and/or Berb…
Appellations vernaculaires des plantes toxiques à usage médicinal dans le Moyen Atlas central- Maroc Vernacular names of toxic plants used as medicine in the central Middle Atlas - Morocco
Background: The present study is part of investigations dedicated to the valorization of the medicinal flora and traditional knowledge of the moroccan central Middle Atlas. It focused on the vernacular names of toxic plants used for medicinal purposes in that region.Methods: Through ethnobotanical investigations carried out in the region with herbalists, druggists and traditional practitioners, followed by floristic prospecting in the field, toxi…
Aperçu sur quelques plantes toxiques à usage médicinal: Cas du Moyen Atlas central- Maroc Overview of some toxic plants for medicinal use: the case of the central Middle Atlas - Morocco
Background: In Morocco, especially in the central Middle Atlas region, herbal medicines are an integral part of the lives of the inhabitants. However, the risks associated with this use remain underestimated. This is why the objective of this work is is to collect the maximum of information on the toxicological profile of certain medicinal plants of the traditional regional pharmacopoeia.Methods: The approach consists first of all in exploiting t…
Quantitative ethnobotanical study of toxic plants used in the traditional pharmacopoeia of the central Middle Atlas -Morocco
Background: This is the first quantitative study of poisonous medicinal plants in which the practitioners of traditional medicine in the Moroccan central Middle Atlas region were interviewed to document and analyze their traditional ethnobotanical knowledge used to prepare plant-based drugs.Methods: To collect ethnobotanical data on poisonous medicinal plants, 58 practitioners of traditional medicine were interviewed. The quantitative measurement…
Biodiversity of poisonous medicinal plants solicited in the traditional phytotherapy of the central Middle Atlas -Morocco
Background: The central Middle Atlas is a region renowned for its wealth of medicinal plants and ancestral knowledge of its local population in traditional pharmacopoeia. Thus, the main aim of this study is the valorization of poisonous medicinal plants and to provide an overview on the state of plant biodiversity of toxic medicinal plants, recommended by the actors of traditional medicine in this regionMethods: The survey carried out involving a…
Origin of vernacular names of plants: Case of toxic plants for medicinal use in the central Middle Atlas – Morocco
The present study investigates the origin and significance of the vernacular appellations of 83 toxic plants solicited in the traditional phytotherapy of the Moroccan central Middle Atlas. The vernacular names attributed to those medicinal plants were collected from some phytotherapists during ethnobotanical surveys and through various bibliographical sources. It appears that the listed plants have different vernacular names in Arabic and/or Berb…
Quantitative ethnobotanical study of toxic plants used in the traditional pharmacopoeia of the central Middle Atlas -Morocco
Background: This is the first quantitative study of poisonous medicinal plants in which the practitioners of traditional medicine in the Moroccan central Middle Atlas region were interviewed to document and analyze their traditional ethnobotanical knowledge used to prepare plant-based drugs.Methods: To collect ethnobotanical data on poisonous medicinal plants, 58 practitioners of traditional medicine were interviewed. The quantitative measurement…
Biodiversity of poisonous medicinal plants solicited in the traditional phytotherapy of the central Middle Atlas -Morocco
Background: The central Middle Atlas is a region renowned for its wealth of medicinal plants and ancestral knowledge of its local population in traditional pharmacopoeia. Thus, the main aim of this study is the valorization of poisonous medicinal plants and to provide an overview on the state of plant biodiversity of toxic medicinal plants, recommended by the actors of traditional medicine in this regionMethods: The survey carried out involving a…
Appellations vernaculaires des plantes toxiques à usage médicinal dans le Moyen Atlas central- Maroc Vernacular names of toxic plants used as medicine in the central Middle Atlas - Morocco
Background: The present study is part of investigations dedicated to the valorization of the medicinal flora and traditional knowledge of the moroccan central Middle Atlas. It focused on the vernacular names of toxic plants used for medicinal purposes in that region.Methods: Through ethnobotanical investigations carried out in the region with herbalists, druggists and traditional practitioners, followed by floristic prospecting in the field, toxi…
Aperçu sur quelques plantes toxiques à usage médicinal: Cas du Moyen Atlas central- Maroc Overview of some toxic plants for medicinal use: the case of the central Middle Atlas - Morocco
Background: In Morocco, especially in the central Middle Atlas region, herbal medicines are an integral part of the lives of the inhabitants. However, the risks associated with this use remain underestimated. This is why the objective of this work is is to collect the maximum of information on the toxicological profile of certain medicinal plants of the traditional regional pharmacopoeia.Methods: The approach consists first of all in exploiting t…
Origin of vernacular names of plants: Case of toxic plants for medicinal use in the central Middle Atlas – Morocco
The present study investigates the origin and significance of the vernacular appellations of 83 toxic plants solicited in the traditional phytotherapy of the Moroccan central Middle Atlas. The vernacular names attributed to those medicinal plants were collected from some phytotherapists during ethnobotanical surveys and through various bibliographical sources. It appears that the listed plants have different vernacular names in Arabic and/or Berb…
Agroecological practices for sustainable weed management in Mediterranean farming landscapes
Ras El Hanout: Traditional blend of medicinal plants and spices - toxic compounds and poisoning risks
Background: In Morocco, plants are not only used in isolation, but also in more complex preparations. These include the famous Ras El Hanout mixture, a traditional theriac used as a spice and for therapeutic purposes. The aim of this study is to identify the toxic plants making up this mixture and the extent of the risks involved in using them. Methods: Using ethnobotanical investigations carried out among herbalists in the city of Meknes (Morocc…
Ras El Hanout: A theriac of therapeutic plants and spices - Qualitative and quantitative ethnobotanical investigation in the city of Meknes (Morocco)
Background: In Morocco, plants are not traditionally used in isolation, but rather in mixtures, like Ras El Hanout, an ancestral spice theriac from North Africa for culinary and medicinal use. The aim of this project is to preserve and enhance this heritage by means of a qualitative and quantitative ethnobotanical study exploring the ethnopharmacological information about its constituent plants. Methods: Sixty herbalists from Meknes city were int…
Originality and meaning of the vernacular names of medicinal plants common in the central Middle Atlas - Morocco
Background: The vernacular naming of plants, including medicinal ones, is not the result of chance. It rather finds its roots in the use of characters and characteristics of plants. In addition to being a junction between generations and different regions of a country, it is also a result of the mixing of civilizations and cultures. This work aims to highlight the diversity and origin of the vernacular names of the most used medicinal plants in t…
Qualitative and quantitative ethnobotanical assessment of Zygophyllum gaetulum Emb. & Maire: An emblematic medicinal plant of Saharan heritage
Background: The Moroccan Saharan flora is a remarkable botanical heritage, distinguished by its exceptional adaptation to extreme desert conditions and its importance in traditional medicine. The present study aims to valorize the ethnopharmacological potential of Zygophyllum gaetulum Emb. & Maire, commonly known as “agaaya,” an emblematic species of the Moroccan Sahara, using a qualitative and quantitative ethnobotanical approach. Methods: Ethno…
Phytotherapeutic uses of edible plant species in Erissani (Morocco)
Geography (7 works) · Medicine (7 works) · Biology (6 works) · Traditional medicine (6 works) · Ethnobotany (5 works) · Medicinal plants (5 works) · Ethnobotanical and Medicinal Plants Studies (4 works) · Mediterranean and Iberian flora and fauna (4 works) · Traditional and Medicinal Uses of Annonaceae (3 works) · Vernacular (3 works)