Tropical regions are home to an unparalleled diversity of plant species, many of which possess significant medicinal properties. This book explores the rich pharmacopeia of tropical medicinal plants, detailing their traditional uses, phytochemical constituents, and pharmacological activities. It covers a wide range of plants native to tropical ecosystems, discussing their roles in traditional medicine systems, mechanisms of action, and potential applications in modern therapeutics. Designed for pharmacognosists, ethnobotanists, and pharmaceutical researchers, it bridges traditional knowledge with scientific research to harness the therapeutic potential of tropical medicinal flora.
Michael Scott focuses on the medicinal plants of tropical regions and their applications in dermatology. His research identifies and studies plant species native to tropical climates that offer therapeutic benefits for various skin conditions. Michael has authored numerous studies on the efficacy and safety of tropical medicinal plants in treating disorders like fungal infections and hyperpigmentation. He also offers guidelines for clinicians to utilize tropical medicinal plants in their dermatological treatments, promoting diverse and effective natural therapies sourced from tropical biodiversity.