Le voyage discret des plantes
The dissemination of economically secondary plant species currently barely catches the attention of ethnobotanists. The two plants we selected, Abelmoschus moschatus and Zingiber zerumbet, present marked contrasts. The first, widely disseminated, was integrated by Amazonian populations together with...
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Laboratoire Éco-anthropologie et Ethnobiologie
2012-06-01
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| description | The dissemination of economically secondary plant species currently barely catches the attention of ethnobotanists. The two plants we selected, Abelmoschus moschatus and Zingiber zerumbet, present marked contrasts. The first, widely disseminated, was integrated by Amazonian populations together with most of its original uses, whereas the second, with more localised uses, underwent important innovations. Based on the pretext of the circumstances of their “rediscovery” by the Wayãpi Indians, we recount their “natural history”. |
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| spelling | doaj-art-38743f6fc37c40c2b4dce5b5a17821a72025-02-05T16:25:20ZengLaboratoire Éco-anthropologie et EthnobiologieRevue d'ethnoécologie2267-24192012-06-01110.4000/ethnoecologie.733Le voyage discret des plantesPierre GrenandMarie-Françoise PrévostMarie FleuryThe dissemination of economically secondary plant species currently barely catches the attention of ethnobotanists. The two plants we selected, Abelmoschus moschatus and Zingiber zerumbet, present marked contrasts. The first, widely disseminated, was integrated by Amazonian populations together with most of its original uses, whereas the second, with more localised uses, underwent important innovations. Based on the pretext of the circumstances of their “rediscovery” by the Wayãpi Indians, we recount their “natural history”.https://journals.openedition.org/ethnoecologie/733ethnobotanymigration of plantsdynamics of uses |
| spellingShingle | Pierre Grenand Marie-Françoise Prévost Marie Fleury Le voyage discret des plantes Revue d'ethnoécologie ethnobotany migration of plants dynamics of uses |
| title | Le voyage discret des plantes |
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