Aromatic and medicinal plants index A through Z, from Purdue University
Native plants are plants that occur naturally in your region. For example, Douglas-fir is a native plant in much of Western Washington. English holly, on the other hand, is not a native plant in Washington because it was originally brought here by...
An overview of organic greenhouse vegetable production. Includes information on fertility, organic strategies for nutrient deficiencies, soil cultures and hydroponics.
General inforamtion, chemical components, use and photographs. Indexed by common name.
The Ornamental Plants plus data base contains information about trees, shrubs, vines, ground covers, perennials,...
Nearly 1800 images are linked to this data base. To use the data base, click on a letter to bring up a list of keywords that begin with that letter.
This contains details of nearly 7000 plants, all of which are either edible, have medicinal properties or have some other use such as fibres, oils or soaps. For each plant the database contains details of the uses of the plants, as well as information...
This details research initiatives to develop new crops for hot desert areas through introduction and domestication. The approach was based on perennial plants from two sources: wild plant species from arid and semiarid areas.
This contains details of new and alternative crops from A-Z with general information and plant uses.
Drug Discovery and Development at the National Cancer Institute: Potential for New Pharmaceutical Crops Index | Search | Home | Table of Contents Cragg, G.M., J.E. Simon, J.G. Jato, and K.M. Snader. 1996. Drug discovery and development at the...