EtEthnobotany is a scientific discipline that studies the mutual relationships between humans and plants, extending from the evolutionary process that began in prehistory to the present day. In a narrower sense, it investigates how local communities in a specific geographic region utilize naturally occurring plants to meet various needs such as food, medicine, fuel, dye, and shelter, as well as the impact of these uses on the plants themselves. This discipline is interdisciplinary, integrating fie
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SaThe Saguaro (Carnegiea gigantea) is a monotypic genus within the Cactaceae family, containing only this single species. Recognized as the largest cactus in North America, Carnegiea gigantea is considered a characteristic plant species of the Sonoran Desert and plays a vital role in the region’s ecological structure. General Morphological Characteristics Adult individuals reach heights of 8 to 12 metres and occasionally grow up to 16 metres, with weights extending to 6 tonnes. The plant’s skeleta
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