Significance of Native name
A native name refers to local or indigenous designations for specific plants, exemplified by 'Kulhafila' for L. sarmentosa in the Maldives. These names can differ across cultures and regions, reflecting the historical and cultural significance of the plants within their local contexts. Native names are important for understanding the biodiversity and cultural heritage associated with plant life.
Synonyms: Original name, Local name, Traditional name, Vernacular name
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The concept of Native name in scientific sources
The keyphrase "Native name" pertains to local or indigenous designations for plants, like 'Kulhafila' for L. sarmentosa in the Maldives, reflecting cultural and historical significance that varies across different regions and cultures.
From: AYU (Journal of Research in Ayurveda)
(1) Local or indigenous designations for specific plants, such as 'Kulhafila' for L. sarmentosa in the Maldives.[1]
From: Ayushdhara journal
(1) Local names assigned to plants, which can vary between different cultures and regions, often carrying historical and cultural significance.[2]