Lectures
The following lecture outlines
summarize many of the concepts and facts
presented during an upper undergraduate
course in ethnobotany at the Department
of Pharmacognosy and Pharmaceutical
Botany of Khon Kaen University. As can be
seen from the following list, lecture
presentations on important groups of
economic plants were interspersed with
lectures on ethnobotanical concepts and
methodology. Although the content of each
outline is variable, you will find
information divided into summaries, basic
text and other readings, examples,
excerpts from key references, facts, and
questions for discussions. Instructive
videos, overhead and exercises are noted
for some lectures. The outlines are
listed in the order they were presented
in the classroom (see course
outline for more information).
The lectures are being constantly edited
and updated for future courses, so if you
have any suggestions about these
outlines, please write to Gary J. Martin
at the following e-mail address: peopleandplants@cybernet.net.ma.
· Lecture outline 1.
Overview of issues
· Lecture
outline 2. Grains, beans, pulses and nuts
· Lecture
outline 3. Qualitative methods
· Lecture
outline 4. Tubers and root crops
· Lecture
outline 5. Historical framework of
ethnobotany
· Lecture outline 6. Fruits
and vegetables
· Lecture
outline 7. Quantitative methods: one
hectare plots
· Lecture outline 8.
Coevolutionary framework of ethnobotany
· Lecture outline 9. Salads
and leaf vegetables
· Lecture outline 10. Plant
resource pools and plant systematics
· Lecture outline 11.
Spices, condiments and flavorings
· Lecture outline 12.
Ethnobiological classification:
Categorization
· Lecture outline 13.
Resource valuation
· Lecture outline 14.
Medicines
· Lecture outline 15.
Ethnobiological classification:
Nomenclature
· Lecture outline 16.
Construction and crafts materials
· Lecture outline 17.
Participatory research methods
· Lecture outline 18. Plant
resource use and sustainability
· Lecture outline 19.
Alcoholic beverages and drugs
· Lecture outline 20.
Biological exchanges
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