Characterization of intersectional scientific production between ethnobotany, indigenous peoples, and the Cerrado: a scientometrics with scoping review

Traditional knowledge can be understood as "the body of knowledge and know-how regarding the natural and supernatural world, passed down orally from generation to generation" and can only be accurately interpreted through the cultural context in which it was generated (ARRUDA; DIEGUES, 2001, p. 31). With reference to the ethnobotanical context, it is necessary to characterize the production of knowledge about the indigenous peoples of the Cerrado, and this is the objective of the present research proposal.