02230nas a2200193 4500008004100000245018100041210006900222260001400291300001200305490000700317520149300324653005601817100003401873700002301907700002201930700001901952700002501971856004001996 2024 eng d00aInventory of Medicinal Plants for Male and Female Reproductive Health by Ethnic Javanese and Ethnic Dayak Seberuang in Balai Harapan Village, Tempunak District, Sintang Regency0 aInventory of Medicinal Plants for Male and Female Reproductive H cJune 2024 a545-5530 v163 a

Introduction: Knowledge of the use of plants as medicine is one of the local wisdom of the Javanese and Dayak ethnic communities of Seberuang, Balai Harapan Village, which has been passed down from generation to generation by their ancestors. This research aims to inventory plants that have medicinal properties for male and female reproductive health which are used by the people of Balai Harapan Village, especially the Javanese and Dayak Seberuang ethnic groups. Methods: This research used a triangulation technique which is a combination of interviews, observation, and documentation of plant types for male and female reproductive health. The data obtained in this research analyzed and presented narratively for each plant and accompanied by pictures and tables. Results: There are 26 types of medicinal plants used by the Javanese and Dayak Seberuang ethnic groups to support reproductive health. Conclusion: The plants used as medicine for male and female reproductive health by the Javanese and Dayak Seberuang ethnic groups in Balai Harapan Village come from several families, namely Zingiberaceae, Asteraceae, Poaceae, Lamiaceae, Fabaceae, Polypodiaceae, Rubiaceae, Caricaceae, Melastomataceae, Gleicheniaceae, Dilleniaceae, Phylanthaceae, Blechnaceae, Schizaeaceae, Piperaceae, Moraceae, and Asparagaceae. The most common types of plants used come from the Zingiberaceae family.

10aLocal wisdom; Medicinal plants; Reproduction health1 aPanjaitan, Ruqiah, Ganda Putr1 aNurkholifah, Risma1 aWahyuni, Eko, Sri1 aNingsi, Kurnia1 aLestari, Liya, Angga uhttps://www.phcogj.com/article/2292