Economic Botany

R. A. Buchaiman and F. O. Otey, "Multi-Use OH- and Hydrocarbon-Producing Crops in Adaptive Systems for Food, Material, and Energy Production," paper presented at 19 th Annual Meeting, Societyfor Economic Botany, St. Louis, Mo., June 11—14,1978. 

Lee R, Balick M, Ling D, Brosi B, Raynor W. Special Report cnltnral dynamism and change—an example from the Federated States of Micronesia. Economic Botany 2001 55 9-13. 

Buchanan RA, Cull IM, Otey FH, Russell CR (1978) Economic Botany 32 146... 

Croom, E. M. (1983). Documenting and evaluating herbal remedies . Economic Botany, 37(1), 13-27. 

Siegel, R. K., Collings, P. R., and Diaz, J. L. (1977) On the use of Tagetes lucida and Nicotiana rustica as a Huichol smoking mixture The Aztec Yahutli with suggestive hallucinogenic effects. Economic Botany, 31 16-23. 

Morton, J. F. (1970). Tentative correlations of plant usage and esophageal cancer zones. Economic Botany 24,217-226. 

Nakanishi, K, Abstr. No. 2, Proc. Joint Meeting of the American Society of Pharmacognosy and the Society for Economic Botany Boston, Mass., 1981. 

Edwards, A. L. and Bennett, B. C. 2005. Diversity of methylxanthine content in Ilex cassine L. and Ilex vormitoria Ait. Assessing sources of the north American stimulant cassina. Economic Botany, 59 275-285. 

CS180 Turner, C. E. and H. N. El Sohly. Iso-cannabispiran, a new spiro-compound isolated from a Panamanian variant of Cannabis sativa L. Abstr Joint Meeting American Society of Pharmacognosy and Society for Economic Botany Boston July 13-17 1981 14. 

Advances in Economic botany ethno-botany in the Neotropics G. T. Prance, and J. A. Kallunki (eds.) New York Botanical Garden, Bronx, NY 1984 1 NT507... 

Hawkes, J. G., Francisco-Ortega, J. (1992). The potato in Spain during the late 16th century. Economic Botany, 46, 86-97. 

Mendelsohn, R. T. and Balick, M. J. (1995). The value of undiscovered pharmaceuticals in tropical forests. Economic Botany 49 223-238. 

Studies of Salvia divinorum (Lamiaceae), an HallucinogenicMint from the Sierra Mazateca in Oaxaca, Central Mexico Economic Botany 41(2)283-291. 

Valdes, L.J. III., Hatfield, G.M., Paul, A.G.and Koreeda M. (1987) Studies of Salvia divinorum (Lamiaceae), an hallucinogenic mint from the Sierra Mazateca in Oaxaca. Central Mexico. Economic Botany 41(2), 283-291. 

Sierra Mazateca in Oaxaca, central Mexico. Economic Botany, 41(2), 283-291 1987. 

Duke, J. A. Ethnobotanical observations on the Cuna Indians. Economic botany, 29(3), 278-293 1975. 

Unfortunately, I am no longer able to supply collectors numbers for all voucher specimens that were prepared in the course of these studies. But in most instances, except for a few samples obtained from herb dealers and local markets, such specimens were deposited in the national or university herbaria in the geographical area of origin and in the Economic Botany Herbarium of the Botanical... 

Ramachandran, C., Peter, K.V., and Gopalkrishnan, P.K. 1980. Drumstick [Moringa oleifera]—a multipurpose Indian vegetable. Economic Botany 34(3), 276-282. 

Cornell, D.S. (1953) Vanilla. Its botany, history, cultivation and economic importance. Economic Botany 7(4), 291-358. 

Gregory, L.E., Gaskins, M.H. and Colberg, C. (1967) Parthenocarpic pod development by Vanilla planifolia Andrews induced with growth-regulating chemicals. Economic Botany 21, 351-357. 

In 1966, Biichi, Coffen, Kocsis, Sonnet and Ziegler published a "total synthesis of iboga alkaloids (Journal of the American Chemical Society, 88 3099-3109). In 1969, Harrison Pope, Jr. summarized the findings in scores of studies on Tabemanthe iboga (pp. 174-184 in the April-June Economic Botany). These papers, coming at a time of great interest in psychedelics, stimulated renewed examination of this compound-duster. 

The only study so far on the effects of ibogaine homologues in humans was done by P.B. Schmidt, who in 1967 reported on doses of 0.1 to 1.2 mg./kg. of ibogaine hydrochloride administered orally to twelve subjects. It produced states of inebriation and mild sedation with minor psychic changes. The dosage used by Schmidt may have been insufficient Chemical references, mainly in French, are listed at the end of Pope s paper in Economic Botany (April-June 1969). 

Anderson, A. B. 1992. Land-use strategies for successful extractive economies in Amazonia. Advances in Economic Botany 9 67-77. 

Browder, J. O. 1992a. Social and economic constraints on the development of market-oriented extractive reserves in Amazonian rain forests. Advances in Economic Botany 9 33-41. 

Balee, W. 1989. The culture of Amazonian forests. Advances in Economic Botany 7 1-21. 

Kainer, K. A., and M. L. Duryea. 1992. Tapping women s knowledge plant resource use in extractive reserves in Acre, Brazil. Economic Botany 46 408-425. 

Nepstad, D. C., I. F. Brown, L. Luz, A. Alechandre, and V. Viana. 1992. Biotic impoverishment of Amazonian forests by rubber tappers, loggers, and catde ranchers. Advances in Economic Botany 9 1-14. 

Roosevelt, A. C. 1999. Twelve thousand years of human-environment interaaion in the Amazon floodplain. Advances in Economic Botany 13 371-392. 

Sanford, J. H. 1972. Japan s laughing mushrooms. Economic Botany 26 174-81. 

Buchannan, R. A., and Otey, F. O. (1978). Paper presented at 19th Annual Meeting, Society for Economic Botany, St. Louis, MO, June 11-14. 

Roth, WB, ME Carr, EA Davis, and MO Bagby (1984) Evaluation of 107 Legumes for Renewables Sources of Energy,. Economic Botany 358-364. 

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