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The Apothecary's Garden : The science and mythology of medicinal plants
(Author) Emma Wayland Royal Botanic Gardens Kew"A curious history of plants that heal, 'The apothecary's garden' explores the science and mythology of over 60 species--from soothing hops, chamomile and valerian to immunity-boosting turmeric, meadowsweet and turkey tail mushroom. Featuring botanical illustrations from the archives at the Royal Botanic Gardens, Kew, and weird and wonderful remedies and images from medical archives, this is a fascinating exploration of nature's pharmacy"--Page 4 of cover.
Emma Wayland
Emma Wayland is best known for her novel "Whispers in the Wind," a haunting tale of love and loss set in the Scottish Highlands. Her lyrical prose and vivid imagery have captivated readers worldwide, solidifying her reputation as a master of atmospheric storytelling in contemporary literature.
Royal Botanic Gardens Kew
Royal Botanic Gardens Kew is a renowned botanical research institution in London. Their most famous work includes the preservation and study of over 8.5 million plant and fungal specimens. Their contributions to literature include extensive publications on plant taxonomy, biodiversity, and conservation, shaping the field of botany worldwide.
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