Florida ethnobotany

Introduction Methods The Species Common Names Format Definitions Florida - Then and Now Ethnobotany Florida's Lost Ethnobotany The Florida People Neighboring People Southeastern Tribes Caribbean People Mexico's People Northern South American People Old World Newcomers Europeans Africans The Ethnoflora First European Impressions Indigenous and Other Utilization Species Accounts.

Front Cover -- Forward -- James A. Duke -- Preface -- Sir Ghillean T. Prance -- Acknowledgments -- The Author -- Contents -- People and Plants -- Florida*/ Then and Now -- Ethnobotany -- Southeastern Tribes -- Caribbean People -- Mexico's People -- Northern South American People -- European Settlers -- Africans -- First European Impressions -- Indigenous and Other Utilization -- The Ethnobotany -- Pond Apples -- Marlberry -- Sea Lavender -- Jack-in-the-Pulpit -- Milkweed -- Papaw, Pawpaw, or Payaya? -- Black Mangrove -- Saltbush -- Water-Hyssop -- Saltwort -- Rattan Vine -- Pine Pink -- Sea Oxeye -- Strong Back -- Gumbo Limbo -- Locust Berry -- Gray Nicker -- Beauty Berry -- Cinnamon Bark -- Capers -- Goatweed -- Bird Peppers -- Balloon Vine -- Love Vine -- Hackberry -- Butterfly Pea -- Button-Bush -- Snowberry -- Bitter-bush -- Coco-Plum -- Satinleaf -- Thistles -- Possum Grape -- Fiddlewood -- Seagrape and Pigeon Plum -- Snakewood -- Soldier-Wood or Mabı ́ -- Buttonwood -- Blood-berries and Dog Tits -- Maiden-Berry -- Rattlebox -- Grannybush -- North America Languages -- Middle American Languages -- South American Languages -- Varnish-Leaf -- Sundews -- Kissing Comfits to Rattles…