Ethnomedicine Study of Medicinal Plants in the Menoreh Salaman Village Community as a Biology Reference Book

Utilization of biodiversity, especially plants as ingredients for traditional medicine is a tradition rural communities in Indonesia. Villagers know from their ancestors which has been passed down generation to generation. However, knowledge regarding the use not well documented, proving that this only mastered by elderly. Ethnomedicine study one solution can be done overcome problem. The diversity used community treatment potential biological reference source. This aims identify people Menoreh Village and develop produce product form book based on results ethnomedicine conducted. uses ethnographic methods 4D Research Development (R&D) models but up stage. Collecting data using method observation, interviews, questionnaires. Data analysis techniques qualitative quantitative descriptive analysis. showed there were 79 species belonging 27 orders. most often are kencur awar-awar. widely part plant leaf, common processing boiling, dominant way drinking disease commonly treated with medicinal plants, namely coughs colds. good worth revision. feasibility assessment books media experts 74.6% sufficient eligibility criteria suitable revisions. overall obtained an average value 82.46% criteria.