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Problems in the compilation of a native medicinal flora of Southeastern Asia
Economic Botany, 1961My assistants and I have been assembling material for a native medicinal flora of Southeastern Asia. It occurred to us that some of the problems we have encountered in this work might be of general interest. By way of historical review it is well known that among natives of various countries a knowledge of these medicinal uses has been passed by word ...
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Four New Species of Smilax (Smilacaceae) from Southeastern Asia
Brittonia, 1974Described as new areSmilax biumbellata of the affinity ofS. nervomarginata,S. siamensis of the affinity of 5.perfoliata, and two others inSmilax sect.Macranthae:S. inversa andS. pachysandroides.Smilax inversa (characterized by strongly deflexed leaves and inflorescences on zigzag stems) andS. pachysandroides (with subsessile leaves on low simple stems)
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Implications of Japanese Foreign Policy for the Philippines and Southeastern Asia
The ANNALS of the American Academy of Political and Social Science, 1943JAPAN'S policies as they have been directed toward and as they have affected the Philippines and southeastern Asia can best be viewed within the general framework of Japanese foreign policy. On the substantive side this framework has been established by both political and economic considerations.
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Shifting Cultivation in Southeastern Asia
Geographical Review, 1968William L. Thomas, J. E. Spencer
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Division 8: Southern, eastern and southeastern (monsoonal) Asia
2001In these matters (of style and phraseology) my Flora of the British Islands has been followeD; the style there adopted having been suggested by the requirements of the Professors of Botany in the Scotch universities and approved by them, seemed to me to be equally applicable to a more extended [work].
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