37th Annual Conference Abstracts
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MATTHEWS, Allen - School of Sustainability and the Environment, Chatham University |
Forest-Grown Shiitakes |
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ARMSTRONG, Chelsey Geralda D. - Simon Fraser University |
Hazelnut (Corylus cornuta) on the Northwest Coast: An Ethnobiological Profile |
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MT. PLEASANT, Jane - Cornell University |
Rethinking Indigenous Agriculture in Pre-Columbian North America |
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MOTLHANKA, D.M.T - Botswana College of Agriculture, T. Selebatso - Botswana College of Agriculture, S.W. Makhabu - Botswana College of Agriculture, B. Sebolai - Botswana College of Agriculture and M. Setlalekgomo - Botswana College of Agriculture |
An Inventory of Wild Seed Oil Plants of Botswana: An Untapped Economic Resource |
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MOTLHANKA, Daniel - Botswana College of Agriculture |
MEDICINAL AND WILD FOOD PLANTS AS EMERGING NEW CROP OPPORTUNITY FOR POVERTY ALLEVIATION IN AFRICA |
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MOTLHANKA, Daniel - Botswana College of Agriculture, B. SEBOLAI - Botswana College of Agriculture and T. KOTLHAO - Botswana College of Agriculture |
PHYTOCHEMICAL SCREENING, ANTIOXIDANT AND HEAVY METAL ANALYSIS OF MEDICINAL PLANTS SOLD BY STREET VENDORS IN GABORONE, BOTSWANA |
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MOTLHANKA, Daniel - Botswana College of Agriculture, B. SEBOLAI - Botswana College of Agriculture and B. SERU - Botswana College of Agriculture |
COMPARATIVE ANTIOXIDANT AND TOTAL PHENOLIC ANALYSIS OF FOUR INDIGENOUS HERBAL TEA PLANTS OF BOTSWANA |
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MOTLHANKA, Daniel - Botswana College of Agriculture |
TOTAL PHENOLIC CONTENT AND FREE RADICAL SCAVENGING ACTIVITY OF HYPOXIS HEMEROCALLIADEA FROM BOTSWANA |
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ROSS, Nanci - Drake University |
Rediscovering the “fruit of the gods”: investigating the biogeography of Diospyros virginiana |
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HERRON, Scott. Department of Biology, Ferris State University, Big Rapids, Michigan and University of Michigan Biological Station, Pellston, Michigan |
Anishinaabek revitalization of ethnomycology, from Keewaydinoquay’s 1998 Puhpohwee for the People to the present, what has emerged from the ground? |
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STEVENS, Lois - Indigenous Studies Program, University of Kansas |
Traditional agricultural practices in a contemporary context |
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IGNACE, Marianne - Simon Fraser University, Mike ANDERSON - Skeetchestn Indian Band and Chief Ron IGNACE - Skeetchestn Indian Band & Simon Fraser University |
Secwepemc Cultural and Spiritual Presence in Mid-Elevation Grasslands |
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VIRNIG, Anne Lucy - The CUNY Graduate Center/The New York Botanical Garden, Ina VANDEBROEK - The New York Botanical Garden, Institute of Economic Botany, Julián PERDOMO - Universidad del Valle, Paola PEDRAZA - The New York Botanical Garden, Institute of Systematic Botany and Amy LITT - The New York Botanical Garden |
Cultural importance and classification of queremes (Vaccinieae, Ericaceae) in El Queremal, Colombia |
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GARIBALDI, Ann - IEG, Victoria, Canada, Shanti BERRYMAN – IEG, Victoria, Canada, Kevan BERG – IEG, Victoria, Canada and Nancy TURNER - University of Victoria |
A community-designed study of the effects of mining dust on traditional plants of the Nlaka’pamux people of central-interior British Columbia |
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SCOTT CUMMINGS, Linda - PaleoResearch Institute |
Coontie Tubers and Bottle Gourds: Archaic Use in the Florida Panhandle |
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AUCOIN, Martin - University of North Texas and Matthew FRY - University of North Texas |
Perceptions of Place and Community in the Dallas Local Foods Movement |
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VIRAPONGSE, Arika - National Ecological Observatory Network (NEON), Hank LOESCHER - National Ecological Observatory Network (NEON) and Lindsay POWERS - National Ecological Observatory Network (NEON) |
National Ecological Observatory Network (NEON): Building community and seeking innovative approaches for understanding human-environmental systems |
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SANDERS, Wyatt – North Carolina State University, Alexander KRINGS – North Carolina State University and Jillian DE GEZELLE – North Carolina State University |
Culturally Significant Plants of the Piedmont Prairies along a Native American Trading Route |
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HARWELL, Alexandra - University of Washington |
The Restoration of Sweet Grass (Shoenoplectus pungens) in the Nisqually Delta: An Ethnobiological Restoration Effort |
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CLAPSADDLE, Annette Saunooke - Executive Director, Cherokee Preservation Foundation |
Full Circle Philanthropy: The Cherokee Preservation Foundation’s Approach to Culturally Appropriate Environmental Preservation and Sustainability |