Native American Ethnobotany is the study of how Indigenous peoples in North America use plants for various purposes, including food, medicine, and materials. This field explores the traditional knowledge and practices surrounding plants, highlighting the deep connection between Native cultures and their natural environment. Researchers document the uses of specific plants, such as sage for purification and corn as a staple food. This knowledge is vital for preserving cultural heritage and understanding sustainable practices. By studying Native American Ethnobotany, we gain insights into biodiversity and the importance of plants in Indigenous lifestyles.