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vernacular In this social context, vernacular refers to local, culturally rooted ways of building that rely mainly on materials available in the surrounding environment.

In this social context, vernacular refers to local, culturally rooted ways of building that rely mainly on materials available in the surrounding environment. It reflects community practices and the local significance attached to those materials.

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Drafting source: Boakye Maxwell Kwame. Quantitative ethnobotany of plants used for vernacular building construction in Ghana. 2024; DOI 10.1371/journal.pone.0313778; article XML SHA-256 b77902da97a175bb7cadbf1604634a540fd0318285541aa81615ff821e1357f8. “Quantitative ethnobotany of plants used for vernacular building construction in Ghana” (10.1371/journal.pone.0313778).
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