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Iboga

Iboga, ou bien Tabernanthe iboga, appartient à la famille des Apocynaceae. C’est un arbuste atteignant 4 m de haut avec des petites fleurs blanches [ ... ]

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AGPC: FAO Crop and Grassland Service, Grassland Species

Agroforestree: World Agroforestry Centre database of agroforestry trees

Bioversity International: the Species Compendium Database

ePIC (including SEPASAL and IPNI): Electronic Plant Information Centre, Searching databases of Royal Botanic Gardens, Kew

FAOSTAT: FAO production and trade statistics

GBIF Data Portal: Global Biodiversity Information Facility

GRIN: Germplasm Resources Information Network

IDB: Internet Directory for Botany

ILDIS: International Legume Database & Information Service

IPNI: International Plant Names Index

Mansfeld’s: World Database of Agricultural and Horticultural Crops

Multilingual Multiscript Plant Name Database: vernacular plant names in many languages

NewCROP: Crop database maintained by Purdue University

Prelude: Medicinal Plants Database

SANBI: African Flowering Plants Database

SEPASAL: Survey of Economic Plants for Arid and Semi-Arid Lands

SINGER:(System-wide Information Network for Genetic Resources) Information on germplasm collections

TROPICOS: Nomenclatural database including information on chromosome numbers

VFH: The Virtual Field Herbarium; project of DFID Forest Research Programme

ZF: Flora of Zimbabwe

News

PROTA Anunual Report 2010

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PROTA is pleased to send you the e-version of the Annual Report 2010 (click here). The report features the a [ ... ]

PROTA Recommends... Medicinal Plants

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PROTA Recommends series 11 Medicinal Plants is now out. This booklet, a results of experts consultation, p [ ... ]