Table of Contents
Editorial
| Quantitative Ethnobotany or Quantification in Ethnobotany? | |
| Ulysses Paulino Albuquerque | 1-3 |
Research
| Indigenous Use and Ethnopharmacology of Medicinal Plants in Far-West Nepal | |
| Ripu M. Kunwar, Y. Uprety, C. Burlakoti, C. L. Chowdhary, Rainer W. Bussmann | 5-28 |
| Becoming A Traditional Medicinal Plant Healer: Divergent Views of Practicing and Young Healers on Traditional Medicinal Plant Knowledge Skills in India | |
| Shailesh Shukla, A. John Sinclair | 39-51 |
| Uses of Local Plant Species by Agropastoralists in South-western Niger | |
| Augustine Abioye Ayantunde, Pierre Hiernaux, Mirjam Briejer, Henk Udo, Ramadjita Tabo | 53-66 |
| Kam Guilzhouh nyim Guangxxih di Benxtux Wenchual nyim Zihyuanc dih Gonxliix: Kam Local Indigenous Knowledge and Sustainable Resource Management in Guizhou and Guangxi Provinces, China | |
| Amy Eisenberg, Paul John Amato, Deng Tao | 67-113 |
| Ethnobotany of the Genus Artemisia L. (Asteraceae) in Pakistan | |
| Muhammad Qasim Hayat, Mir Ajab Khan, Muhammad Ashraf, Shazia Jabeen | 147-162 |
| Special Issue: History of Banana Domestication | |
| Tim Denham, Edmond De Langhe, Luc Vrydaghs | 163-164 |
| Why Bananas Matter: An introduction to the history of banana domestication | |
| Edmond De Langhe, Luc Vrydaghs, Pierre de Maret, Xavier Perrier, Tim Denham | 165-177 |
| Bananas and People in the Homeland of Genus Musa: Not just pretty fruit | |
| Jean Kennedy | 179-197 |
| Combining Biological Approaches to Shed Light on the Evolution of Edible Bananas | |
| Xavier Perrier | 199-216 |
| Going Bananas in Papua New Guinea: A preliminary study of starch granule morphotypes in Musaceae fruit | |
| Carol J. Lentfer | 217-238 |
| Differentiating the Volcaniform Phytoliths of Bananas: Musa acuminata | |
| Luc Vrydaghs, Terry Ball, H. Volkaert, Ines van den Houwe, J. Manwaring, Edmond De Langhe | 239-246 |
| Tracing Domestication and Cultivation of Bananas from Phytoliths: An update from Papua New Guinea | |
| Carol J. Lentfer | 247-270 |
| Relevance of Banana Seeds in Archaeology | |
| Edmond De Langhe | 271-281 |
| Impressions of Banana Pseudostem in Iron Slag from Eastern Africa | |
| Louise Iles | 283-291 |
| Banana (Musa spp.) Domestication in the Asia-Pacific Region: Linguistic and archaeobotanical perspectives | |
| Mark Donohue, Tim Denham | 293-332 |
| Banana Cultivation in South Asia and East Asia: A review of the evidence from archaeology and linguistics | |
| Dorian Q. Fuller, Marco Madella | 333-351 |
| Early Bananas in Africa: The state of the art | |
| Katharina Neumann, Elisabeth Hildebrand | 353-362 |
| Bananas and Plantains in Africa: Re-interpreting the linguistic evidence | |
| Roger Blench | 363-380 |
| The Ethnobotany of Teeth Blackening in Southeast Asia | |
| Thomas Josef Zumbroich | 381-398 |
| From Chamomile to Aspirin? Medicinal plant use among clients at laboratorios Beal in Trujillo, Peru | |
| Rainer W. Bussmann, Douglas Sharon, M. Garcia | 399-407 |
| Uncultivated plants and livelihood support –a case study from the Chepang people of Nepal | |
| Kamal Aryal, Åke Berg, Britta Ogle | 409-422 |
Photo Essay
| Botany Segue: A Photo Essay | |
| Valentina Savo, Y. Han Lau, Will C. McClatchey, David Reedy, Al Keali`i Chock, Kim W. Bridges, Zak Ritchey | 123-134 |
| “Segues” in Botanica: una documentazione fotografica | |
| Valentina Savo, Y. Han Lau, Will C. McClatchey, David Reedy, Al Keali`i Chock, Kim W. Bridges, Zak Ritchey | 135-146 |
Education
| Are Our Students Taxonomically Challenged or Not? | Data PDF |
| Han Lau, Will C. McClatchey, David Reedy, Al Kealii Chock, Kim W. Bridges, Zak Ritchey | 29-37 |
| Primroses versus Spruces: Cultural differences between flora depicted in British and Polish children's books | |
| Łukasz Łuczaj | 115-121 |
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