CONSUMPTION OF MEDICINAL AND AROMATIC PLANTS COLLECTED FROM NATURE IN BAYBURT
Öz
Turkey has quite a rich variety of products in terms
of medicinal and aromatic plants. Because of the therapeutic properties of
these plants, it has been known to be used since human history. Medicinal and
aromatic plants are used for cosmetic industry or as a foodstuff in addition to
their therapeutic properties. Therefore, its economic importance is increasing
every day. A very medicinal and aromatic plant in the province of Bayburt is
cultivated by farmers, besides in the mountainous regions and in the highlands,
it is spontaneously formed and consumed by the citizens of Bayburt. In
particular, it is observed that plants that spontaneously form in nature are
widely collected and consumed. With this paper, it is tried to understand how
and for what purpose these natural and medicinal plants are consumed by
consumers. In the study findings, it is seen that plants are consumed mostly
for food purposes and then for medical purposes. The most collected plant is
the labada plant. Consumers believe that these plants are natural, organic,
safe, healthy and curative. Therefore, these plants quickly become the subject
of business and marketing.
Anahtar Kelimeler
Medicinal and Aromatic Plants,Consumer Attitudes,Consumer Behaviours,Consumption Preferences,Bayburt
Kaynakça
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