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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The Story of Vanilla,any food item, the flavour became ubiquitous in condiments and drink and subsequently in perfumes. The commerce of . and its medicinal usage are summarized in this chapter. Other species with usage in various parts of the world are also described.

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Medicinal Orchids in the Malay Archipelago,eer of tropical medicine who was the first to describe beriberi, dysentery, other tropical diseases, and the orangutan. Studies by Heyne, van den Brink, Ridley, Alvins, Burkill, Mohamed Haniff and contemporary investigators are discussed.

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Dwelling on Rocks (,),f farmland and transferring a portion of the stock to rocky outcrops. Import of wild orchids from foreign sources should be strictly controlled..Investigations are ongoing on compounds of .. Some compounds are able to destroy cancer cells in vitro.

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Medicinal Orchids of Nepal and Bhutan,ll-illustrated and readable handbook by Pant and Raskoti (Medicinal orchids of Nepal. Himalayan Map House (Pte), Kathmandu, 2014)..Bhutan is historically more remote and employs very few orchids in its medicine. . is regarded as aphrodisiac, presumably also . (.). Eight orchid species are sold in the market as vegetable.

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Medicinal Orchid Usage in Rural Africa,longs to the genus .. Africans believe that eating orchid tubers promotes health and some Africans eat orchids regularly. Over 50 orchid species (predominantly in ., . and .) have been identified in ., a cake made with orchid tubers. If Africans are to continue consuming orchid tubers as ., such orc

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Book 2019ied on native remedies and employment of orchids for such needs is described.  Also covered are the search for medicinal compounds by scientists, attempts to prove the orchid‘s efficacy by experiment and the worry of conservationists. .