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Brief history of Parker's role in the spread of Christian peyotism. Includes plant description and recommended reading list.
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Quanah Parker, born ca. 1845 in Oklahoma, was chief of the Quahadi Comanches, the last band to surrender in the South Plains war of 1874-1875. His father Peta Nocona was a revered war chief of the
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Search plants by chemical, activity or ethnobotanical use. Includes list of browsable databases and rainforest information.
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Phytochemical and Ethnobotanical Databases
See Dr. Duke's new web site at
Specific Queries of the Phytochemical Database
[ Queries indicated in green
are newer queries that search the most recent
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From Fort Lewis College, Durango, Colorado. Includes definition of the science, projects, special events and database of plants of the southwest region of the United States.
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Learn more about the department of Anthropology at Fort Lewis College.
WHY MAJOR IN ANTHROPOLOGY AT FLC? The study of anthropology is an excellent foundation for any career. Understanding cultures both past and present aids professionals in their interactions with
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WHY MAJOR IN ANTHROPOLOGY AT FLC? The study of anthropology is an excellent foundation for any career. Understanding cultures both past and present aids professionals in their interactions with
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Materia medica of the psychoactive mushroom used by natives of subtropical regions.
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Discovered by F.S. Earle in Cuba in 1904 (as Stropharia cubensis ), this species is the largest and, arguably, the most handsome of all the Psilocybes. Where other Psilocybes are just plain folk,
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Searchable list of plants from the Amazon rainforest, by common or botanical name, action, ailment, properties or ethnic uses.
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Raintree's Tropical Online Database features indepth information and research on over 100 rainforest medicinal plants
Raintree is dedicated to providing accurate and factual information on the important plants of the Amazon Rainforest, therefore this section of the Raintree web site is the most extensive. This
Raintree is dedicated to providing accurate and factual information on the important plants of the Amazon Rainforest, therefore this section of the Raintree web site is the most extensive. This
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Alphabetical listing by scientific name. Includes brief descriptions of usage and identifies cultures in which each plant is of interest.
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Tico Ethnobotanical Dictionary
Abanico chino: Amaranthus (
Abataque: Zantholoxylum (
ABELMOSCHUS ESCULENTUS Moench. Okra (
). . Young okra is good as a vegetable or a
pickle; roasted seeds are
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Articles, resources, and links.
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All the Earth is sacred. In classical Greek mythology, the Earth-Goddess Gaia brought forth all life on planet Earth. All the different species of fungi, plants, animals, insects and fish were her children, yet also a part of her body. Gaia breathed life into them all, and all were equally important. An interrelated web of life, each species dependent on all others. From her, all live proceeded and to her all must return. She was the womb and the tomb of life.
Current Newsletter - Content Plants as Material Resources Indigenous Knowledge Resources Treading Softly on the Earth Browse Trips by Destination In classical Greek mythology, the Earth-Goddess
Current Newsletter - Content Plants as Material Resources Indigenous Knowledge Resources Treading Softly on the Earth Browse Trips by Destination In classical Greek mythology, the Earth-Goddess
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Ethnobotanical resource directory includes discussion forum, listserve, project and online course information, as well as articles, publications, schools and societies of interest.
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to the Ethnobotanical Resource Directory. The purpose of this feature is to unify global information regarding ethnobotanical research and documentation on the Internet. You can use this website to
to the Ethnobotanical Resource Directory. The purpose of this feature is to unify global information regarding ethnobotanical research and documentation on the Internet. You can use this website to
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Defines the science, explains plant classification, offers articles on medicinal and food plants of Central and South America, and proposes classroom activities for high-school biology students.
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General Background Material
Central and South American Articles
West African traditional healer,
Photo by Steven R. King, 1996.
AN INTRODUCTION TO ETHNOBOTANY
Connie Veilleux and Steven R.King,
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Description of plant usage by the San people in West Bushmanland (Namibia) for food, medicine, tools, and decoration.
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The Hidden Gifts of Nature by Sigrid Leger. A Descrition of Today's Use of Plants in West Bushmanland, Namibia
How the idea of this book developed When I signed my two year contract with the German Development Service to work for the Namibian Directorate of Forestry at the Kanovlei Forest Research Station in
How the idea of this book developed When I signed my two year contract with the German Development Service to work for the Namibian Directorate of Forestry at the Kanovlei Forest Research Station in
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