Cultural significance of medicinal plants in healing human ailments among Guji semi-pastoralist people, Suro Barguda District, Ethiopia

Table 1 Number of households and informants included for the ethnobotanical data collection

Name of the kebele	Total no. of hh	Key informants					Randomly taken informants					Total informants
Name of the kebele	Total no. of hh	M	Ag	W	Ag	T	M	Ag	W	Ag	T	M	W	T
Dembela Hara 1840–1980 m. a. s. l	47	2	62, 73	1	65	3	17	19–51	4	22–39	21	19	5	24
Didole Hara 1790–1965 m. a. s. l	43	2	59, 64	1	52	3	15	23–42	4	25–56	19	17	5	22
Gelana Meteri 1050–1825 m. a. s. l	36	2	80, 54	0	–	2	14	20–44	2	25, 50	16	16	2	18
Hidha Korma 1990–2350 m. a. s. l	37	2	78, 66	0	–	2	15	24–57	2	21, 71	17	17	2	19
Mediba 1963–2185 m. a. s. l	40	2	48, 56	1	63	3	14	22–65	3	27–47	17	16	4	20
Meteri 900–1835 m. a. s. l	31	2	52, 76	0	–	2	13	25–70	1	29	14	15	1	16
Motokoma Hara, 1973 -2050 m. a. s. l	39	2	61, 73	0	–	2	16	21–43	2	34, 38	18	18	2	20
Sororo Melka Jewe 945–1874 m. a. s. l	34	2	50, 77	0	–	2	13	26–40	2	24, 49	15	15	2	17
Soyama Suro 1982–2100 m. a. s. l	40	2	68, 75	1	58	3	15	19–41	2	26, 67	17	17	3	20
Welena Bokosa 2100–2280 m. a. s. l	39	2	65, 67	0	–	2	16	27–69	2	35, 76	18	18	2	20
Total	386	20	–	4	–	24	148	–	24	–	172	168	28	196

Bold values indicate the total of the respected column
hh household, M men, W women, Ag age, T total, m. a. s. l. meter above sea level

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