Ethnobotany: Chilies, Cacao and Vanilla
| Ethnobotany is the interdisciplinary scientific study of the interaction between plants and people throughout the world and time. It concerns itself with not only how people use plants and what plants people use, but also what people think about plants and how plants affect human cultures and history, all within the context of modern botanical and human sciences (anthropology, biochemistry, botany, linguistics, psychology, plant genetics, et cetera). from: http://maya.ucr.edu/pril/ethnobotany/Start.html [content no longer available] |
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Chiles PowerPoint by Araceli Aguilar Melendez
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Ethnobotany: Introductory Reading List
http://www.rbgkew.org.uk/scihort/eblinks/ethnobook.html
Ethnobotany Dissertations and Theses Done at UCR
http://maya.ucr.edu/pril/ethnobotany/theses.html
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| Vanilla flower courtesy of Pesach Lubinsky |
Vanilla plantation courtesy of Pesach Lubinsky |
Vanilla bean courtesy of Pesach Lubinsky |
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| Cacao tree | Cacao | Cacao pod |
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| Chilies courtesy of Araceli Aguilar Melendez |
Chilies courtesy of Araceli Aguilar Melendez |
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| Chilies courtesy of Araceli Aguilar Melendez |
Chilies courtesy of Araceli Aguilar Melendez |
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The chile chronicles : tales of a New Mexico harvest ; Carmella Padilla |
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Chilies to chocolate : food the Americas gave the world Edited by Nelson Foster & Linda S. Cordell. Tucson : University of Arizona Press, c1992. SB176.A48 C45 1992 |
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Coffee, cocoa and tea K. Willson. New York : CAB International, 1999. SB265 .W55 1999 |
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A field guide to Western medicinal plants and herbs |
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Food plants of the world : an illustrated guide Ben-Erik Van Wyk Portland, Or. : Timber Press, 2005 QK98.5.A1 V36 2005 |
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Hot peppers : the story of Cajuns and Capsicum Richard Schweid. Chapel Hill : University of North Carolina Press, c1999. SB307.P4 S38 1999 |
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A Pueblo divided : business, property, and community in Papantla, Mexico Emilio Kourí HD330.P36 K68 2004 |
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Spice crops ; E.A. Weiss. Wallingford, UK ; New York : CABI Pub., c2002. SB305 .W45 2002 |
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Vanilla : the cultural history of the world's most popular flavor and fragrance Patricia Rain SB307.V2 R25 2004 |
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Vanilla : travels in search of the ice cream orchid Tim Ecott. New York : Grove Press, 2004. SB307.V2 E36 2004 |
Bibliography Continued
- Del cacao al chocolate / Ana M. de Benítez.
México : Clío, 1998.
TX767.C5 D46 1998 - El chile y otros picantes
Arturo Lomelí.
México : Editorial Prometeo Libre, 1987.
SB307.P4 L65 1987 - La cocina del chile / recetas y presentación de platillos Patricia van Rhijn
México D.F. : Colonia Florida, Editorial Planeta Mexicana, c2003.
TX803.P46 R45 2003 - Los Coras: plantas alimentarias y medicinales de su ambiente natural : Tupitse kubeikita tutishua titiwatari = Plantas silvestres que curan y Tupitse kubeikita tutishua tutikuiri = Plantas silvestres que se comen
Montserrat Gispert Cruells, Hugo Rodríguez González.
México, D.F. : CONACULTA Culturas Populares, 1998.
QK98.5.M6 G57 1998 - Etnobotánica de los Huaorani de Quehueiri-Ono, Napo-Ecuador
Carlos Eduardo Cerón M. & Consuelo Montalvo Ayala
Quito : Abya-Yala, 1998.
F3722.1.H83 C47 1998 - Ethnobotany in the neotropics : proceedings
edited by G.T. Prance & J.A. Kallunki.
Bronx, N.Y., U.S.A. : New York Botanical Garden, 1984.
F2519.1.A6 E87 1983 - Ethnobotany of the Hopi ; Alfred F. Whiting.
Flagstaff, Arizona : Northern Arizona Society of Science and Art, 1939.
F806 .M95 no.15 1939 - The ethnobotany of the Kwanyama Ovambos
Robert J. Rodin.
St. Louis, Mo. : Missouri Botanical Garden], 1985.
DT709 .R631 1985 - Fijian medicinal plants
R.C. Cambie and J. Ash.
Australia: CSIRO Australia, c1994.
QK99.F55 C36 1994 - Medicinal plants in Viet Nam.
Manila : World Health Organization, Regional Office for the Western Pacific ; Hanoi : Institute of Materia Medica, 1990, c1989.
QK99.V5 M445 1990 - New directions in the study of plants and people : research contributions from the Institute of Economic Botany
Ghillean T. Prance and Michael J. Balick, editors.
Bronx, N.Y., U.S.A. : New York Botanical Garden, 1990.
SB108.A45 N48 1990 - Peppers : the domesticated Capsicums
Jean Andrews
SB307.P4 A53 1995 - El placer del chile
Janet Long Solís, Manuel Álvarez y Aranzazú Camarena.
México : Clío, 1998.
TX803.P46 L66 1998 - Plantas aromaticas y medicinales : Umbelíferas : coriandro, anis, comino, hinojo, eneldo y alcaravea : cultivo, economía y mercado ; Ana Curioni & Osvaldo Arizio
Buenos Aires, Argentina : Editorial Hemisferio Sur, 1997
SB302.A7 C87 1997 - Spice plants
M. Borget.
London : Macmillan, 1993
SB305 .B68 1993
Articles
Willingham, Emily. "Eat Your Peppers, Gentlemen." 3 April 2006. Plexus Encyclopedia of Medicine, Science, and Technology. 3.61(2006). 15 May 2006.
University of Michigan, Dearborn
Native American Ethnobotany
A Database of Foods, Drugs, Dyes and Fibers of Native American Peoples, Derived from Plants.
http://herb.umd.umich.edu/
Ethnobotany: Plants and People Interacting, UCR
Interviews of Ethnobotanists
http://maya.ucr.edu/pril/ethnobotany/Start.html
How people make use of indigenous plants
http://www.accessexcellence.org/RC/Ethnobotany/page2.html
This exhibit was created on February 27, 2006 and designed by Margaret Hogarth and Marie Bronoel
in collaboration with Araceli Aguilar Melendez and Pesach Lubinsky.
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