The identification of wild edible plants in the Goba District study followed this procedure: (1) conduct field surveys in collaboration with local guides and knowledgeable persons across diverse habitats; (2) secure formal permissions from Bonga University and the Goba District Culture, Tourism, and Sport Office; (3) perform taxonomic identification using reference materials including 'Flora of Ethiopia and Eritrea', 'Useful Trees and Shrubs for Ethiopia', and 'NABU’s Biodiversity Assessment at the Kafa Biosphere Reserve'; (4) cross-verify scientific names using World Flora Online; and (5) deposit voucher specimens at the Bonga University teaching Herbarium.

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• Goba District location
• Flora of Ethiopia and Eritrea concept