Ethnobotany of Medical Plants by Rejang Selupu Ethnic

Ethnobotany approach is their effort to prevent loss of medical plants knowledge because it's had an important role in maintaining public health. Research purposes are identified medical plant species, habitat and habitus medical plants by Rejang Selupu Ethnic in Rindu Hati Village. Research has held on Mei 2016. Data collection method in a semistructured interview, Field survey, herbarium and literature study. The results of studies there are 99 species of 42 the family that is occupied the Rejang Selupu Ethnic in Rindu Hati Village as medicinal plants. The highest medical plants derived from the Zingiberaceae at 9 species and there are 11 part from medicinal plants. The use of part medical plants the most often used the fruit and leaves. Medicinal plants can be found on 5 type habitats, Successively from the most to little the garden, forest, home-lots, scrub and the side of the river consists of 68, 35, 34, 18 and 13. Besides, identified 6 habitus medical plants is occupied the highest on tree level (37 species). Respectively consisting of Herba (24 species), Shrub (18 species), Bush (11 species), Liana (7 species) and Efifit (2 species). Keywords : Ethnobotany, Medical plant, Respectively consisting and Public Health