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Medicinal Plants of Cambodia Habitat, Chemical Constituents and Ethnobotanical Uses

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By: Lavit Kham
631 pages, Col & b/w photos, illus, map
Medicinal Plants of Cambodia
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  • Medicinal Plants of Cambodia ISBN: 9780646437033 Hardback Dec 2004 Out of Print #162224
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An encyclopedia about Cambodias unique and fascinating plants - covering all major plant groups and their medicinal uses.

It contains a comprehensive A-Z of medicinal plants, their habitat, chemical constituents and ethnobotanical uses.
Includes 100 original photographs of common Cambodian medicinal plants and a glossary of technical terms and index of scientific names, Cambodian names and plant family classifications for easy reference.

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Out of Print
By: Lavit Kham
631 pages, Col & b/w photos, illus, map
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