Dr Sara Edwards
"What can plants teach us about the relationships between culture, place, and conservation? ... explore diverse relationships between people and plants across northern Australia, NE. Brazil, South Wales, and Mount Elgon, Kenya. ..."

Dr Sara Edwards
"What can plants teach us about the relationships between culture, place, and conservation? ... explore diverse relationships between people and plants across northern Australia, NE. Brazil, South Wales, and Mount Elgon, Kenya. ..."
SYNTOPIA EPISTEME Audiobook — Chapter 8: LEMNISCATE POINT
Ayesha returns to Sumatra and find her childhood mentor Pungky tending rare orchids rescued from disappearing forests.
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#Junglelibraryproject #Sumatra #Pungky #Ethnobotany #ClimateFiction
One detail from the anthropological record turns our model of medicine around. In many shamanic settings the healer takes the plant, not the patient, working on the sufferer's behalf. The sufferer may never touch it. Modern trials assume the reverse.
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Working with friends today #ethnobotany #Jamaica #Caribbean #PeopleAndPlants #TraditionalKnowledgeSystems #HumanEcology
Discover the roots of ancestral wisdom! 📖🌼 Explore 140 traditional Mexican medicinal plants through vivid photographs and fascinating cultural stories in this 5-volume edition. 🌱
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#Ethnobotany #MexicanHerbalism #Curanderismo
When alien plants become health hazards: An applied study on toxic and allergenic risks in Italy
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by Barone et al.
Sacred Plants of the America blends the latest findings in #anthropology & #ethnobotany with mesmerizingly detailed confocal plant microscopy to reveal the inner lives of more than 50 culturally significant species from across the Americas.
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🌱 Check out this new #AJB Synthesis article! 🌱
#Abortifacients in Mesoamerica & the Southwest United States: Botanical & sociocultural perspectives
By Guadalupe Maldonado Andrade
🌿 New article by Hailegiorgis et al. in Ethnobotany and Economic Botany! In highland Ethiopia, farmers mix faba bean & field pea for productivity and quality, using the blend to prepare a popular roasted-legume stew, called shiro. #ethnobotany #agroecology #Africa
link.springer.com/article/10.1...
🌿 New article by Roos et al. in Ethnobotany and Economic Botany! Tamarind supports rural livelihoods through traditional knowledge, medicine, food & markets, but value chains face barriers. #ethnobotany
link.springer.com/article/10.1...
🌿 New article by Syamsuardi et al. in Ethnobotany and Economic Botany! The shrub Uncaria gambir remains important in Minangkabau culture in West Sumatra, linking ritual, medicine & livelihoods. #ethnobotany
See link.springer.com/article/10.1...
🌿 New article by Caromano et al. in Ethnobotany and Economic Botany! A review identified 224 Amazonian seed & fruit bead species in 42 plant families. Findings can help identify museum objects & archaeological remains & support Indigenous knowledge #ethnobotany. See link.springer.com/article/10.1...