Ethnobotany Research and Applications is a peer-reviewed journal published by the Department of Ethnobotany at Ilia State University in Tbilisi, Georgia. With a focus on the intersection of plants, culture, and people, this multidisciplinary journal promotes rapid dissemination of research in the fields of Ethnobiology and Ethnobotany. It seeks to publish innovative and integrative studies that appeal to a diverse audience across biological and social sciences.

The journal features a wide range of content, including ethnobotanical inventories, methodology reviews, educational studies, and theoretical discussions. Articles often stem from the insights of cultural practitioners and explore traditional plant uses, medicinal plants, and sustainable health practices globally. Ethnobotany Research and Applications is indexed in reputable databases like Scopus and Crossref, ensuring that research published in the journal reaches a wide audience and contributes to ongoing discussions in the field. Ideal for researchers, educators, and practitioners interested in ethnobotanical applications, the journal serves as a valuable resource for advancing knowledge and practices related to plant use and management.