(18.2%), Rosmarinus officinalis (17.0%), F. vulgare (14.7%), L. sibiricus L.
A total of 79 medicinal plants were used by the population, and the most common ones were M. officinalis (31.0%), P. boldus (24.4%), M. spicata (20.9%), M. recutita L. (18.2%), Rosmarinus officinalis (17.0%), F. vulgare (14.7%), L. sibiricus L. (10.0%), C. limonum L. (9.7%), and P. major (6.2%). According to Araujo et al. (2014), the most common plants used were P. boldus (21.0%), M. officinalis (14.3%), Cymbopogon citratus (7.7%), Coleus amboinicus (6.7%), M. recutita L. (5.4%), and F. vulgare (5.3%), indicating similarities with the most common medicinal plants used in the current study. Zeni et al.9 also found similarities in the medicinal plants most used in Blumenau, which were M. officinalis (17.3%), M. recutita L. (12.6%), M. spicata (9.3%), C. limonum L. (7.3%), and P. boldus (6.6%)8. Therefore, based on different studies, the COVID-19 pandemic did not affect the consumption profile of medicinal plants in Brazil7, 9.