Research:2014-08-01/Journal article/psychoactive-plants-a-neglected-area-of-ethnobotanical-research-in-southern-africa-review

Research record1 August 2014Journal article

Psychoactive Plants: A Neglected Area of Ethnobotanical Research in Southern Africa (Review)

Jean-Francois Sobiecki

Studies on Ethno-Medicine · 2014

A review arguing that psychoactive plants are a neglected area of ethnobotanical research in southern Africa.

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Published1 Aug 2014

TypeJournal article

VenueStudies on Ethno-Medicine

Year2014

DOI10.1080/09735070.2014.11917631

CountrySouth Africa

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2014-08-01 2026-07-03 Psychoactive Plants: A Neglected Area of Ethnobotanical Research in Southern Africa (Review) Journal article Culture Jean-Francois Sobiecki Studies on Ethno-Medicine 2014 10.1080/09735070.2014.11917631 https://doi.org/10.1080/09735070.2014.11917631 A review arguing that psychoactive plants are a neglected area of ethnobotanical research in southern Africa. South Africa