Titlebook: Orchids as Aphrodisiac, Medicine or Food; Eng Soon Teoh Book 2019 The Editor(s) (if applicable) and The Author(s), under exclusive license

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Medicinal Orchids of Central America,. . is the first orchid from the New World to be described. It was by far the most important orchid species and it has remained so. It was first described in the . authored by two Catholic natives: la Cruz wrote in Nahuatl and illustrated and Badianus translated into Latin this first book on medicin

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Medicinal Orchids of South America, and other ancient civilizations. Without written languages nor the survival of learned elders, it is unlikely that medicinal knowledge can be successfully transmitted. There is data on only 30 properly identified 25 medicinal orchid species and a handful of orchids not identified to species level i

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Usage of Medicinal Orchids by North American Indians,es growing in marshes, meadows or woodlands. Early white settlers resorted to Indian remedies when in need because supplies from Europe were difficult to obtain. This resulted in some Indian remedies appearing in the pharmacopoeia of the United States and several European countries. Foremost among t

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Medicinal Orchids of Thailand and Myanmar,ust to produce a distinctive character in the use of medicinal orchids. It is not based on Ayurveda, Traditional Chinese Medicine or Malay herbal medicine. Of the 42 species employed, only 13 are used outside Thailand. Ten species are employed as tonics, six for liver dysfunction and the rest for va

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