applied botany. ii. acquisition of chosen herbal materials
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Abstract
This paper describes the importance of herbal plants on the example of two species of linden and Sorbus aucuparia. Authors reminded the rules of traditional collection of this plants as well as the perspective of sales derived from them raw materials. Article emphasized the importance of returning to the traditional activity of the inhabitants of rural areas and highlighted the role of such activities to maintain the sustainability and biodiversity.
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| Authors | ;Anna Mazur-Pączka;Mariola Garczyńska;Grzegorz Pączka;Joanna Kostecka |
| Journal | BMC medical education |
| Year | 2017 |
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