Traditional knowledge of wild edible plants used in Palestine (Northern West Bank): A comparative study

Overview of attention for article published in Journal of Ethnobiology and Ethnomedicine, May 2008

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@shawajason @al3ali in the additional file in the results & discussion section at this link https://t.co/90BC8l12zp hamsees=buttercup oxalis & hummaid=sorrel (but my family calls the first hummaid)

27 Jan 2019

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RT @ainiladra: @elephantery you might find this paper holds some interesting info http://t.co/KPd9uC47je http://t.co/73DrjSPrWM

26 Sep 2015

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here http://t.co/yY9eWxOrVN there's a chart you can download that gives local Arabic and Latin names for wild foods & their uses

02 May 2015

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