African slaves brought plant knowledge to the New World, sometimes applying it to related plants they found there and sometimes bringing Old World plants with them. By tracing the linguistic parallels between names for plants in African languages and in communities descended from African slaves, pieces of the African slaves’ plant knowledge remain embedded in New World cultures. Ethnobotanist Tinde van Andel describes how such work has spawned new collaborations between botanists and linguists
Translation from portuguese: César Torres Del RíoThe revolutionary plant and ecological exchanges th...
Approximately twelve million enslaved African people were uprooted from their homes and sent to the ...
Ethnopharmacological relevance Enslaved Africans in the Americas had to reinvent their medicinal flo...
African slaves brought plant knowledge to the New World, sometimes applying it to related plants the...
How did the forced migration of nearly 11 million enslaved Africans to the Americas influence their ...
The ancestors of the Saramaccan Maroons, who were brought as enslaved Africans to Suriname, used the...
Folk perceptions of health and illness include cultural bound syndromes (CBS), ailments generally co...
Folk perceptions of health and illness include cultural bound syndromes (CBS), ailments generally co...
Folk perceptions of health and illness include cultural bound syndromes (CBS), ailments generally co...
This article explores possible histories of plant exchanges and plant naming tied to the slave trade...
American Plants in Tropical Africa. Altrough tropical American flora possess a strong relationship, ...
European colonialism in South Africa (and elsewhere) was both preceded and accompanied by expedition...
<p>This is a list of common names of African plants in many different languages. The data come from ...
The transatlantic slave trade, involving the displacement to America of several millions of Africans...
This article explores possible histories of plant exchanges and plant naming tied to the slave trade...
Translation from portuguese: César Torres Del RíoThe revolutionary plant and ecological exchanges th...
Approximately twelve million enslaved African people were uprooted from their homes and sent to the ...
Ethnopharmacological relevance Enslaved Africans in the Americas had to reinvent their medicinal flo...
African slaves brought plant knowledge to the New World, sometimes applying it to related plants the...
How did the forced migration of nearly 11 million enslaved Africans to the Americas influence their ...
The ancestors of the Saramaccan Maroons, who were brought as enslaved Africans to Suriname, used the...
Folk perceptions of health and illness include cultural bound syndromes (CBS), ailments generally co...
Folk perceptions of health and illness include cultural bound syndromes (CBS), ailments generally co...
Folk perceptions of health and illness include cultural bound syndromes (CBS), ailments generally co...
This article explores possible histories of plant exchanges and plant naming tied to the slave trade...
American Plants in Tropical Africa. Altrough tropical American flora possess a strong relationship, ...
European colonialism in South Africa (and elsewhere) was both preceded and accompanied by expedition...
<p>This is a list of common names of African plants in many different languages. The data come from ...
The transatlantic slave trade, involving the displacement to America of several millions of Africans...
This article explores possible histories of plant exchanges and plant naming tied to the slave trade...
Translation from portuguese: César Torres Del RíoThe revolutionary plant and ecological exchanges th...
Approximately twelve million enslaved African people were uprooted from their homes and sent to the ...
Ethnopharmacological relevance Enslaved Africans in the Americas had to reinvent their medicinal flo...