Property:Has taxonomic significance

The key taxonomic contribution of a historical source.

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Caput bonae Spei hodiernum (1719) +

Earliest detailed European ethnography of cannabis use among the Khoikhoi; records pre-colonial use predating Dutch settlement +

Colloquies on the Simples and Drugs of India (1563) +

Earliest detailed European eyewitness account of cannabis preparations and use in India +

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Herbarium Amboinense (1690) +

Contains an early use of the name ''Cannabis indica'', predating Lamarck (1785) +, Contains an early use of the name Cannabis indica, predating Lamarck (1785) +

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Pharmakologisch-medicinische Studien über den Hanf (1856) +

Synthesises Christison's 1851 comparative grow-out experiments confirming no specific distinction between ''Cannabis sativa'' and ''Cannabis indica'' +, Synthesises Christison's 1851 comparative grow-out experiments confirming no specific distinction between Cannabis sativa and Cannabis indica +

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Report on the Cultivation of, and Trade in, Ganjá in Bengal (1877) +

First administrative-print attestation of Bengal cultivator terminology – phulbhang for the male plant, khasia for the hermaphrodite, jagana for the treading stage of manufacture, the office of the ganja doctor and the flat/round/chur product-grade distinction +, First administrative-print attestation of the Bengal cultivator terminology subsequently carried into the colonial-cannabis literature: ''phulbhang'' for the male plant, ''khásiá'' for the hermaphrodite, the office of the "ganja doctor" and the flat/round/''chur'' product-grade distinction +

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Studies in Santal Medicine and Connected Folklore (1940) +

Records the Santal vernacular ''gã̄jã'' for ''[[Cannabis sativa]]'' within a glossary matching some 300 medicinal plants to Linnaean binomials +, Records the Santal vernacular gãjã for Cannabis sativa within a glossary matching some 300 medicinal plants to Linnaean binomials +