Handbook Of Phytochemical Constituent Grass, Herbs And Other Economic Plants

James A. Duke

Crc Press Llc

Handbook of Medicinal Spices

T&F/INDIA

Handbook of Agriculture Energy Potential Development, Volume I

Science & Math

Biological Sciences

CRC-Press

Handbook of Agriculture Energy Potential Development, Volume II

Database of Phytochemical Constituents of GRAS Herbs and Other Economic Plants is a unique catalog that includes more than 15,000 phytochemical constituents from over 1,000 higher plant species. This volume covers all of the generally-recognized-as-safe (GRAS) herbs and at least 250 important food and medicinal plants. Each entry features the scientific name, one or more common names, a listing of phytochemical constituents, a single datum or range of quantitative data (wet-weight to dry-weight in parts per million), two-letter abbreviation identifying the plant part, and three-letter abbreviation(s) indicating the source(s) of the data. Using WordPerfect™ 5.1's macros and search program, you can find plants by species name or common name, author, element, or compound. With macros, you can print out all plants with a given element or compound, or you may want a listing of those plants that include quantitative data.

Database of Phytochemical Constituents of Gras Herbs and Other Economic Plants

The Green Pharmacy: Guide to Healing Foods" by James A. Duke, PhD, updated by Bill Gottlieb, CHC.

Penguin Random House, LLC

Medicinal Plants of China, Vol. 2 (Medicinal Plants of the World)

Health, Fitness & Dieting

Edward S Ayensu

Alternative Medicine

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<p>Ginseng: A Concise Handbook provides comprehensive information on all aspects of the plant which from ancient times the Chinese have regarded as a cure for most infirmities known to man, and that was known to the Cherokees as the "Plant of Life." In this book, James Duke examines ginseng's history, taxonomy, chemistry, and pharmacology, surveys the economics of ginseng cultivation, and compares its properties with those of the humble carrot. The book also contains a chapter on Pathogens by Melodie Putnam. <br>Applying a healthy scientific scepticism to some of the wilder claims made for ginseng by its growers and devotees, Dr Duke throws light on exactly what is known to us today about this ancient plant. He also analyzes the intricacies of differentiating American ginseng (Panax quinequefolius) and its oriental counterpart (Panax ginseng) -- a question which has puzzled many. (The Latin name Panax derives from the Greek word "panacea.") <br>In this objective presentation, James Duke has rendered a service not only to those interested in examining the properties of ginseng, but to all those concerned with the intriguing relationship between the world of herbs and human health.</p>

Ginseng: A Concise Handbook

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Judith L. Snyder

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CRC Handbook of Medicinal Spices

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