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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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Duke's Handbook Of Medicinal Plants Of The Bible" will prove to be of immense interest to medical practitioners, ethnobotanists, biblical scholars, and non-specialist general readers with an interest in this fascinating subject.
Duke's Handbook Of Medicinal Plants Of The Bible (RC) by Dunford, Michael / MBR Bookwatch
Duke's handbook Of Medicinal Plants Of The Bible" is a 528-page compendium of superbly organized and presented information on biblical plants that provides both academicians and non-specialist general readers with a complete, descriptive listing of the herbs that, based on citations, scholars and ethnobotanists feel were utilized by the people of the biblical era.
Duke's Handbook Of Medicinal Plants Of The Bible by Lane, Margaret / Reviewer's Bookwatch
Unlike many well-known ethnobotanists who evolved into de-facto ethnobotanists while doing fieldwork, Hinojosa set out to be an ethnobotanist while studying at the Universidad Mayor de San Andres in La Paz.
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