Winner of the 2005 Klinger Book Award Presented by The Society for Economic Botany. Florida Ethnobotany provides a cross-cultural examination of how the state's native plants have been used by its various peoples. This compilation includes common names of plants in their histori…
"Florida Ethnobotany documents common names and uses of the native plants of Florida by the different peoples of the region; records nearly 900 species, discussing uses ranging from the utilitarian to the religious; features illustrations for more than 500 species, including 400…
"Florida Ethnobotany documents common names and uses of the native plants of Florida by the different peoples of the region; records nearly 900 species, discussing uses ranging from the utilitarian to the religious; features illustrations for more than 500 species, including 400…
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 …
This indispensable reference tool is a compilation of the ethnobotany of Florida. Emphasizing tropical plants, which are rarely covered in North American botany texts, it provides a cross-cultural study of the plants shared by different floras and peoples. It provides synopses f…