Ethnomedical Knowledge of Plants Used for the Treatment of Tuberculosis in Johor, Malaysia

Table 1

Characteristics of the selected key informants in Kampung Peta.

Code	Gender	Age	Marital status	Belief	Knowledge gained from	Duration of practice	Education level	Occupation
R1	F	66	Widowed	A	S, O, P, and H	Since small	Primary school	Retired park staff, farmer
R2	F	57	Married	A	S, O, P, and H	Since small	No formal education	Retired park staff, farmer
R3	M	58	Married	A	S, O, and P	Since young	No formal education	Handicraft, herbal, and forest products entrepreneur
R4	F	55	Married	A	S, O, P, and H	After being married	No formal education	Park staff, farmer
R5	F	40	Single	A	S, O, P, and H	Since young	No formal education	Park staff
R6	F	44	Married	I	S, O, P, and H	Since small	Primary school	Park staff, trade forest products
R7	M	45	Single	A	S, O, and P	Since small	No formal education	Park staff
R8	F	55	Married	A	S, O, and G	3 months	Primary school	Park staff

Codes R1–R8 refers to informant’s name. R1: Dido Lanau, R2: Lindan Jala, R3: Awang Kudi, R4: Kikai Akar, R5: Resnah Jala, R6: Azizah Hussien, R7: Salam Liman, R8: Kechek Chuka, F: female, M: male, A: animism, I: Islam, S: self-experienced, O: observation, P: parents, H: herbalist, and G: God or spirit.