One called astragalus, however, has shown promise in restoring function to compromised immune cells taken from cancer patients, says Colorado ethnobotanist Robert McCaleb.
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Both organizations were eager to publicize the exploits of the dashing young ethnobotanist who was working with Indians to discover medicines and save the rain forest.
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But university ethnobotanist Brent Berlin, who led the project, said the project was guaranteed to return 25 percent of future profits with the locals.
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Timothy Plowman, authority on the genus " Erythroxylum " ( coca ) and ethnobotanist, and Wade Davis were his students at Harvard.
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"What I knew of my culture was what the media fed to me, " said Nez, who plans to be an ethnobotanist.
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He teamed with ethnobotanist Dennis McKenna, former Odwalla Chief Operating Officer Michael Young and Joel McCleary, who has a kava farm on Molokai in Hawaii.
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Phyllis Hogan, ethnobotanist and owner of Winter Sun Trading Co . in Flagstaff, Ariz ., is not surprised over the mad grab for medicinal herbs.
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"' Maria Grace Fadiman "'( born July 4, 1969 ) is an ethnobotanist and Associate Professor of Geosciences at Florida Atlantic University.
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"' William Andrew Archer "'( 1894 1973 ) was an American economic botanist; ethnobotanist, taxonomist, plant explorer, and herbarium manager.
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Her mother, Siri von Reis, is a Harvard-educated ethnobotanist, half-Finnish and half-Swedish, who is now a full-time poet.
