Transforming Ethnobotany for the New Millennium

Michael J. Balick

Annals of the Missouri Botanical Garden · 1996 · 81 citations · 0 references

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e past several decades, the science of ethnobotany has evolved from a discipline primarily concerned with making lists of useful plants in a particular aphic region or among an individual t ribe, to a multidisciplinary ogra endeavor focused on understanding the relationship betwee en plants and peo ople.Ethnobotanists are involved in projects rangin from community / leve l ere paln development in Samoa.The Be