Enthobotany is so cool.
I"m home with a lousy cold today, but I just wanted to share this with you guys:
Following up on the discussion (in the comments section of the "galinsoga" post) of poisonous plants and their potential uses, I found this very interesting article.
Someday maybe I'll go back to school to study enthnobotany. :-)
Following up on the discussion (in the comments section of the "galinsoga" post) of poisonous plants and their potential uses, I found this very interesting article.
Someday maybe I'll go back to school to study enthnobotany. :-)
posted by Kate at 6:55 AM
4 Comments:
It seems as if you are already studying ethnobotany, on your own, which is wonderful.
Hope you feel better, Kate.
Sorry you're not feeling well. Get better soon!
Thanks Barb, Ellie and Jo, I am feeling better now. I just want to say that Nyquil tastes like a mix of melted cherry lollipops and gasoline, but it sure does the trick! :-)
Dear Barbarafromcalifornia
Seems you are confusing ethnobotany (the study of plants used by humans of different cultures) and enthobotany (the study of alkaloid-producing [medicinal or poisonous] plants and their potential uses).
Cheers,
Funk Soul Bruvha
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