Titlebook: Ethnoecology and Medicinal Plants of the Highland Maya; John Richard Stepp Book 2018 Springer Nature Switzerland AG 2018 Maya.conservation

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Christiane Micus-Loos,Melanie Pl??erhnoecology in Highland Chiapas is examined. Climate change is already occurring in Highland Chiapas. The most utilized medicinal plant species will likely experience little impact from climate change due to their widespread availability and abundance. However, more obscure medicinal plant species ar

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https://doi.org/10.1007/978-3-531-91822-8apas with a focus on the Highlands is described along with ecological, economic, demographic geographic, geological, historical and cultural aspects. A detailed overview of previous ethnobiological and ethnographic work in the region is presented. Research communities in the municipality of Tenejapa are explored in detail.

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Environmental Context of the Highland Maya,apas with a focus on the Highlands is described along with ecological, economic, demographic geographic, geological, historical and cultural aspects. A detailed overview of previous ethnobiological and ethnographic work in the region is presented. Research communities in the municipality of Tenejapa are explored in detail.

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978-3-030-09882-7Springer Nature Switzerland AG 2018

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Book 2018curement. Findings demonstrate the overwhelming importance of human modified environments for medicinal plants. Explanations are presented from human ecology and biochemical ecology. Implications for conservation, health and the environment are discussed.