But Daniel Siebert, another California ethnobotanist, had a different reaction to a concentrated extract of salvinorum.
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The term's first published use in a scholarly context is attributed to ethnobotanist Jonathan Ott, in 2001.
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Ethnobotanist West Papua and indigenous rights organisation Survival International objected to Diamond's characterisation of tribal societies as violent.
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The poison contained in these fish is hypothesised by ethnobotanist Wade Davis to be one of the explanations for Haitian zombies.
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Cherokee basket weaver and ethnobotanist, Shawna Cain is working with her tribe to form the Cherokee Nation Native Plant Society.
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He is a high profile ethnobotanist-a leader in his arena and very well respected and famous in certain circles.
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A certified organic farm, Heritage is called the " most diverse farm in the world " by ethnobotanist Gary Paul Nabhan.
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The noted ethnobotanist and folk medicine expert believes strongly in the ability of food plants to perform as well as pharmaceuticals for certain conditions.
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Zoe Helene works and travels with her husband, Medicine Hunter Chris Kilham, a high-profile ethnobotanist, TV personality and author.
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Jody Noe, an ethnobotanist and student of naturopathy at Bastyr, says the herbs were once so obscure that only ethnobotanists talked about them.
