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Figure 2. Life form spectrum of the taxa recorded from the interviews<b>.</b> H- Hemicryptophytes; P- Pharenophytes; Ch- Chamaephytes; T- Therophytes; G- Geophytes; NP- Nanopharenophytes.

Figure 3. Chorological spectrum of the taxa recorded from the interviews. 02 Stenomediterranean - Taxa distributed along the coasts of the Mediterranean; 03 Eurimediterranean - Taxa distributed along the coasts of the Mediterranean but with ample inland irradiations; 04 Mediterranean-Montain - Taxa of the circum-Mediterranean mountains; 05 Eurasiatic - Eurasian taxa; 06 Atlantic - Taxa found on the Atlantic coasts of Europe; 08 Circumboreal - Taxa found in the cold and temperate-cold areas of Eurasia and North America; 09 Cosmopolitan - Taxa widespread in almost all areas of the world and cultivated; 10 Alien - Exotic or non-native taxa.

Figure 4. Habitats of the taxa recorded from the interviews<b>.</b>

Figure 5. Used part(s) of the plants.

Figure 6. Number of citations and taxa for each category of use.

Figure 7. Number of purposes for each category of use.

Figure 8. Most cited taxa for medicinal purposes.

Figure 9. Number of medicinal taxa used to treat various ailments.

Figure 10. Number of interviews and taxa for each purpose of the alimentary category of use.

Figure 11. <i>Pseudodictamnus</i><i> </i><i>mediterraneus</i> Salmaki & Siadati. The calyx of flowers was used as small candle floating on water.

Figure 12. <i>Euphorbia </i><i>lathyris</i><i> </i>L. with fruits used as mole repellent.

Figure 13. (a) Rope and (b) tie for <i>Vitis</i><i> </i><i>vinifera</i> L. made with stems of <i>Ampelodesmos</i><i> </i><i>mauritanicus</i> (Poir.) T. Durand & Schinz.