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ethnobotany
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ethnobotany /eth·no·bot·a·ny/ (-bot´ah-ne) the systematic study of the interactions between a culture and the plants in its environment, particularly the knowledge about and use of such plants.
ethnobotany (ethˈ·nō·bˑ·t·nē),
n study of how societies perceive and categorize plants and use them for food, medicine, and ritual.


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All but one of the ICBG teams uses ethnobotanical information from indigenous groups to identify potential medicinal substances.
Duke's Phytochemical and Ethnobotanical Databases, www.
Chumash Botanical Folklore" will be discussed by professor Jerry Sortomme, an authority on plant utilization, cultivation of edible and ornamental plants, water-efficient horticulture and the Chumash-Point Ethnobotanical Preserve, featuring native plants endemic to the Santa Barbara and Ventura coastline and indigenous plants of the northern Channel Islands, from 7 to 8:30 p.
 
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