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https://mag.bynez.com/wp-content/uploads/2026/06/Gowe-VP.jpg1200630Gowé is a very popular plant in West Africa, valued for its healing properties as well as for being burned like incense. An extract from the tubers, harvested using traditional methods in northern Senegal, was recently developed.