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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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He worked with local anthropologists and ethnobotanists to plant 250,000 seedlings that have grown into a cash crop for the tribe.
The Tarahumara aren't the only people with a yen for plants with a dark side, as ethnobotanists and anthropologists such as Deborah A.
Recent awards and honors include Elected Fellow, American Association for The Advancement of Science, 2000, Janaki Ammal Medal for Ethnobotany, Society of Ethnobotanists, 1998 and Metropolitan Life Insurance Company Fellowship, 1999-2001.
 
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