In the Goba District study, herbs were the most common growth form of wild edible plants (47.1%), followed by shrubs (29.4%), climbers (17.6%), and trees (5.9%).

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• wild edible plants concept
• Goba District location
• herbs concept
• shrub concept
• tree concept