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  1. Thompson Ethnobotany: Knowledge and Usage of Plants by the Thompson Indians of British Columbia (Carleton Library) (Memoir No. 3)
  2. Der bose Blick: Ideengeschichtliche und sozialpsychologische Untersuchungen (Contributions to ethnomedicine, ethnobotany and ethnozoology) (German Edition) by Thomas Hauschild, 1982
  3. Cross-cultural ethnobotany of northeast India by Arvind Saklani, 1994
  4. Ethnomedizin und Medizingeschichte: Symposion vom 2. bis zum 4. Mai 1980 in Hamburg (Contributions to ethnomedicine, ethnobotany, and ethnozoology) (German Edition)
  5. Ethnobotany of the Tewa Indians by Wilfred William Robbins, 2010-05-13
  6. Ethnobotany of Western Washington. the Knowledge and Use of Indigenous Plants By Native Indians by Erna Gunther, 1973-01-01
  7. Ethnobotany of Totopara
  8. Ethnobotany of the Forest Potawatomi Indians by Huron H. Smith, 1933-01-01
  9. Beitrage zur Palao-Ethnobotanik von Europa =: Contributions to the palaeo ethnobotany of Europe (German Edition)
  10. Ethnobotany of Santhal Pargana by S. K Varma, 1999
  11. A manual of ethnobotany: Proceedings of the Training Course and Workshop on Ethnobotany, held at Lucknow, 10-15 March 1986
  12. Ethnobotany of the Menomini Indians (Milwaukee. Public Museum. Bulletin) by Huron Herbert Smith, 1970-09-28
  13. Ethnobotany of Jalagon District Maharashtra by D.A. Patil, Shubhangi Pawar, 2008-02-01
  14. The Ethnobotany of the Kwanyama Ovambos (Monographs in Systematic Botany, No 9) by Robert J. Rodin, 1985-02

81. 4Directions
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82. Epoch Ethnobotanicals
What is ethnobotany? Nu Skin was the first company to base a productline entirely on ethnobotany. Combining an advanced scientific
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What is Ethnobotany?
"Nu Skin was the first company to base a product line entirely on ethnobotany. Combining an advanced scientific approach with time-proven natural ingredients used successfully by native cultures, Epoch offers botanical solutions to skin care problems."
- Paul Alan Cox, Ph.D., Ethnobotanist, Director and CEO of the National Tropical Botanical Gardens in Hawaii and Florida, 1997 Goldman Prize Winner. Ethnobotany is the study of how plants and herbs are used in traditional cultures around the world. For generations, indigenous cultures have passed down pearls of wisdom about therapeutic plants found on land and in the ocean.
People have depended on plants for thousands of years, for food, shelter, medicines, and skin care, and a vast amount of plant knowledge has accumulated over time. Plants and plant knowledge spread and were traded between different tribes and civilizations. Columbus discovered America because he was looking for a quick route to India, and the spices he could find there. The Romans often sought out local herbalists as they conquered Europe and enlisted them into their army to attend to their troops.
In the modern world we only use about 100 species of plant for food, but there are potentially thousands of plants that we could be using. The alkaloids in plants can also be useful for pharmaceuticals. Curare, cocaine, LSD, as well as many medicines come from rainforest plants.

83. (ETHNOBOTANY)
Fundamental Botany and ethnobotany Links ethnobotany is the study ofthe relationship between humankind and plants. In its broadest
http://www2.potsdam.edu/lighth64/ETHNOB1.HTM
Fundamental Botany and Ethnobotany Links
Ethnobotany is the study of the relationship between humankind and plants. In its broadest context, ethnobotany includes horticultural and agricultural relationships as well as sacred uses of plants. This can also include the relationship between humans and fungi. Ethnobotany tends to concentrate on the use of plants by indigenous cultures. It is imperative to include "developed" cultures in this context, even though the relationship may be more indirect and alienated. This link page is designed to connect people interested in botany related sciences to larger resource pages
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84. Ethnobotany - Cycad Uses
The Cycad Pages. ethnobotany OF CYCADS. Nadia Audhali and Dennis Stevenson.CYCAD USES. Various cycad species are used as food, ceremonially
http://plantnet.rbgsyd.gov.au/PlantNet/cycad/ethnuse.html

85. Institute For Tropical Ecology And Conservation
Tropical ethnobotany. Instructor 1,2. 2. Field Mangroves and Coastal Strand.2. Introduction to ethnobotany. 3. 3. Field Tropical Old Growth 2 o Forests.
http://www.itec-edu.org/ethnobotany.html
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Tropical Ethnobotany
Instructor:
Dr. Bradley C. Bennett
Department of Biological Sciences
Florida International University
Miami, FL 33199
Phone: 305-348-3586
Fax: 305-348-1986
E-mail: bennett@fiu.edu COURSE DESCRIPTION Required Texts
  • Whitmore, T.C. 1990. An introduction to tropical rainforests. Clarendon Press, Oxford, England. Gentry, A. H. 1993. A field guide to the families and genera of woody plants of northwest South America (Colombia, Ecuador and Peru) with supplementary notes on herbaceous taxa. Conservation International, Washington, D.C. Martin, G.J. 1995. Ethnobotany: A methods manual. Chapman and Hall, London. Other readings will be provided.
Group Projects All students participate in several group projects, which introduce basic field techniques and research methods. With help from the faculty, groups formulate a research question, design field methods, and collect data. Students then will analyze the results and present their findings in oral presentations and written reports. Individual Projects Each student will design and complete an individual research project. Each will be evaluated on the bases of scientific merit, feasibility, experimental design, rsults, and analysis. The final week of the course is dedicated to individual projects. Students will present their projects in both oral and written formats.

86. Amazon People - Ethnobotany Photos And Information
AMAZON ethnobotany. ethnobotany is the science of how native peoplesuse plants. Click below for photos and information on ethnobotany
http://www.junglephotos.com/people/crafts_ethnobot/ethnobotany/ethnobotany.html
AMAZON ETHNOBOTANY Ethnobotany is the science of how native peoples use plants. Richard Evans Schultes, one of the founders of this science, conducted many of his studies in the Amazon. Dr. Schultes died only last year (in April 2001 - see News Links ) This includes use for medicines, construction, decoration, weapons and food. In their book, Amazonian Ethnobotanical Dictionary , Jim Duke and Rodolfo Vasquez list over 1,500 species that have practical uses. The following photographs include some important species that are likely to be encountered by a visitor. Click below for photos and information on ethnobotany: bananas breadfruit bark cloth skirt calabash tree ... sugar cane

87. Native Seeds/SEARCH
ethnobotany, 12 items more ethnobotany . At the Desert's Green EdgeAn ethnobotany of the Gila River Pima The Akimel O'odham, or
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88. UCLA Biomed Library: Complementary Medicine: Ethnobotany
Complementary and Alternative Medicine ethnobotany. Johnson, Timothy.CRC ethnobotany desk reference. Call number GN 476.73 J69c 1999.
http://www.library.ucla.edu/libraries/biomed/litreview_altcompmed/compmedethno.h
UCLA Biomed Library Quick Link to Resources A-Z listing of all resources ORION2 (UCLA Catalog) MELVYL Catalog (All UC) Periodical Titles (All UC) PubMed@UCLA MEDLINEplus NLM Gateway AccessMedicine Cochrane Library Current Protocols Harrison's Online MD Consult MICROMEDEX Sci Am Medicine (via STAT!Ref) STAT!Ref (IE 5.0+ or NS 6.0+) BIOSIS (life sciences) CINAHL (nursing) PsycINFO (psychology) ABI Inform (business) Cambridge Scientific Abs. Current Contents ERIC Expanded Academic ASAP INSPEC LEXIS-NEXIS MOFR (Marine Biology) National Newspaper Index Science Citation Index Social Sci. Citation Index Sociological Abstracts Web of Science Zoological Record Louise M. Darling Biomedical Library General Information FAQ Reserves Tutorials ... Internet Resources
Complementary and Alternative Medicine: Ethnobotany
    Duke, James A., et al. Amazonian Ethnobotanical Dictionary.
    GN 564 P4 D877a 1994 Johnson, Timothy. CRC ethnobotany desk reference.
    GN 476.73 J69c 1999 Manandhar, N. P. Plants and people of Nepal.
    Moerman, Daniel E.
    QV 13 M723a 1977 Moerman, Daniel E. Native American Ethnobotany.

89. Www.condesa.biz
info@ethnobotany.net.
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90. Phytochemical And Ethnobotanical Databases
Dr. Duke's Phytochemical and Ethnobotanical Databases has moved. Thenew address for this site is www.arsgrin.gov/duke/. Send comments
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Phytochemical and Ethnobotanical Databases has moved
The new address for this site is:
www.ars-grin.gov/duke/
Send comments or suggestions on the content of these pages and USDA, ARS, Genetic Resources Web Server to:
The GRIN Web Master grin@ars-grin.gov

91. Wings.buffalo.edu/academic/department/anthropology/Documents/ethnobib

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92. Herbage CD-ROM
Holisticopia Presents Second Edition Order Online from Holisticopia Action;Associated Body Area; Common Name; Contains. Family; Indigenous Use; Latin Name.
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  • 93. Course: The Mexican Traditional Medicine And Its Medicinal Plants. Tlahui - Educ
    GRADUATED The Mexican Traditional Medicine and its Medicinal Plants.TLAHUI – IMMTTAC – EE – UCEDS UAEM. Name of the Graduate.
    http://www.tlahui.com/educai7.htm
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    The Mexican Traditional Medicine
    and its Medicinal Plants TLAHUI – IMMTTAC – EE – UCEDS - UAEM Name of the Graduate
    The Mexican Traditional Medicine and its Medicinal Plants Responsible organisms and Institutions The Tlahui Multidisciplinary Electronic Magazine and the Mexican Institute of Traditional Medicines Tlahuilli A. C., in coordination with the School of Infirmary and the Central Unit of Studies for the Social Development of the Autonomous University of the State of Morelos, Mexico Academic People in charge
    • Dr. Mario Rojas Alba Dr. Horacio Rojas Alba
    General mission To enable to the assistants in the knowledge of the Mexican traditional medicine and in the therapeutic uses of the medicinal plants of Mexico. Duration
    • Duration of the Theoretical Module: 120 hrs, are distributed online from the Internet Duration of the Practical Module: 40 hrs, are distributed in Cuernavaca and Xochitepec , Mor., Mexico. Total duration of the Graduate: 160 hrs
    Calendar and Inscription Beginning and Term of the Graduate Key of the Course Subscription Theoretical Module, First Group: from the 2 of March to the 5 of April, 2002

    94. ECO-SEA Ethnoboteny LINKS
    Links coming soon. Mailing address Post Office Drawer 1710 Davis, California,95617, USA Telephone/Facsimile +1 530/7581716 Email director@ecosea.org.
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    Home Activities New Projects Field Research ... Ethnobotany Links
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