2000 Presentation Abstracts
Colombia, South Carolina
41st Annual Meeting: June 20-23, 2000
Symposium: Roots in the
Past, Seeds of Tomorrow: Sowing the Future of Economic Botany
Distinguished
Economic Botanist: Jim Duke
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Lauri-Ann Attenborough-Deakin. lattenb@yorku.ca
PDFIndigenous Conservation of Totora (Schoenoplectus Californicus, Cyperaceae) in Peru (Oral Presentation).
Sandra Anne Banack. sbanack@exchange.fullerton.edu
PDFTemperate and Tropical Pharmacopoeias: How Different Are They? (Oral Presentation).
Bradley C. Bennett. bennett@fiu.edu
PDFCross-cultural Phylogenetic Medical Ethnobotany. (Oral Presentation).
Nathaniel Bletter.
PDFCassava Diversity Among the Amuesha (Oral Presentation).
H. Russell Campbell.
PDFPhytochemical variation in wild populations of three species of Aloysia: Implications for Medicinal Plant Conservation (Oral Presentation).
Rebekah Chapman. rebekahc@arches.uga.edu
PDFBiocultural Diversity Hotspots and GIS Analysis: Alta California as a Case Study (Oral Presentation).
Eugene Richard Chung. echung@nybg.org
PDFEconomic Botany in a Distance Learning Environment (Oral Presentation).
Wilson Crone. cronew@mail.amc.edu
PDFBegonia or be Oxalis: Confusion Between Spanish and Aztec ‘Sour Herbs’ (Oral Presentation).
Margaret Anne Delfeld. mdelfeld@powerweb.net
PDFAn Evaluation of Research Methods and Results from Studies of Andrographis paniculata (Burm.f.) Nees (Acanthaceae) (Oral Presentation).
Joe Dolan. jdolan@hawaii.edu
PDFNeem: From Ethnodentistry to Dental Products (Oral Presentation).
Memory Elvin-Lewis. elvin@biology.wustl.edu
PDFA Novel Window into Maize Evolution (Oral Presentation).
Mary W. Eubanks. eubanks@duke.edu
PDFHat Weaving: Culture, Economy and Conservation (Oral Presentation).
Maria Fadiman. mfadiman@fau.edu
PDFEthnobotanical Aspects of an International Cooperative Biodiversity Group project in Asia (Symposia Oral Presentation).
Charlotte Gyllenhaal. gyllenha@uic.edu
PDFCurrent Ethnobotany of the Eastern Band of the Cherokees: An Assessment of Change (Poster).
Karen C. Hall. carlson@clemson.edu
PDFWhat Effects, New Roads: Indigenous Agriculture in the Amazon (Oral Presentation).
Catherine Hamlin. cchamlin@hotmail.com
PDFCatnip, Nepeta cataria: Its Ethnobotany, Anatomy, and Physiology (Oral Presentation).
Scott Herron. herrons@ferris.edu
PDFHarvesting Echinacea angustifolia: Demographic Models and Implications for Sustainability (Oral Presentation).
Dana Price Hurlburt. Dana.Hurlburt@tpwd.state.tx.us
PDFA Comparison of Plant Knowledge in Two Peruvian Communities (Oral Presentation).
Graham James. jgraha1@uic.edu
PDFBasketry Ecology: A Museum- and Market-Based Global Survey (Oral Presentation).
Elaine Joyale. joyal@asu.edu
PDFDomestication Process of Korali, Setaria glauca (Poaceae) (Poster).
Mikio Kimata.
PDFEconomic Botany Global Issues Map and Website (Poster).
Erica Kipp. ekipp@nybg.org
PDFTraditional Knowledge of Medicinal Plants and International Property Rights: A Cost-Benefit Analysis (Oral Presentation).
Mollie Lee. molliemindes@hotmail.com
PDFPharmaceutical Discoveries Based on Targeted Ethnomedicinal Plants (Symposia Oral Presentation).
Walter H. Lewis. lewis@biology.wash.edu
PDFBiological Inventory and Local Knowledge in Locating Medicinal Plants (Poster).
Amey Libman.
PDFTraining for the Future: Educational Opportunities in Economic Botany and Ethnobiology (Symposia Oral Presentation).
Gary Martin. gary@globaldiversity.org.uk
PDFInterlinked Roles for Conservation of Language and Biological Diversity Among Ririo and Babatana Speakers of Lauru, Solomon Islands (Oral Presentation).
Will McClatchey. mcclatch@hawaii.edu
PDFKuo Hina e Hiapo: The Mulberry is White and Ready to Harvest (Film).
Joseph Ostraff. joseph_ostraff@byu.edu
PDFKau Faito'o: Traditional Healers of Tonga (Film).
Melinda Ostraff. ostraff@aol.com
PDFThe Baobab Tree (Adansonia digitata): The Insects it Houses and Their Contribution to the Ecosystem (Oral Presentation).
Katharine Owens. spidah@bellsouth.net
PDFA Beginning Study on Bioactivity of North American Medicinal Plant Families (Poster).
Alexandra Paul.
PDFInedible Leaf Garnishes in Japanese Cuisine (Oral Presentation).
Robert W. Pemberton. bobpem@saa.ars.usda.gov
PDFBreu Resin Harvest in the Eastern Amazon and Its Link to a Bark Boring Beetle (Oral Presentation).
Campbell Plowden. JCP149@psu.edu
PDFEcological Ethnobotany Developing (Symposia Oral Presentation).
Jan Salick. jan.salick@mobot.org
PDFBehavioral versus Cognitive Research Methods in Ethnobotany (Oral Presentation).
John Richard Stepp. stepp@anthro.ufl.edu
PDFThe Traditional Medicine of the Ririo Tribe of Lauru, Solomon Islands (Oral Presentation).
Jodi Stevens. jstevens@hawaii.edu
PDFEffect of Bark Harvest on Populations of the African Cherry (Prunus africana) in Cameroon (Oral Presentation).
Kristine Stewart. stewartkristine@msn.com
PDFUses of African cherry(Prunus africana)in the Region of Mount Oku, Cameroon (Poster).
Kristine Stewart. stewartkristine@msn.com
PDFImpacts of Harvest on Populations of Aechmea magdalenae: Considering the Effects of Ecological and Human Variation (Oral Presentation).
Tamara Ticktin. ticktin@hawaii.edu
PDFRoots in the Past: A History of the Society for Economic Botany (Symposia Oral Presentation).
Gail E. Wagner. gail.wagner@sc.edu
PDFTzeltal Maya Explanations for the Actions of Medicinal Plants: A Preliminary Study (Oral Presentation).
Anna Waldstein. awaldst@arches.uga.edu
PDFEthnobotanical Investigation of Acjachemen Percussion Instruments (Poster).
Michael Walker. mikeowalker@hotmail.com
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