De Nuttige Planten Van Nederlandsch-Indie
by
K Heyne
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History
Format
Paperback
Pages
298
Language
Dutch, Flemish
Published
Apr 6, 2010
Publisher
BiblioLife
ISBN-10
1140068849
ISBN-13
9781140068846
Description
K Heyne's exploration into the useful plants of Dutch East Indies unveils a rich tapestry of botanical knowledge steeped in cultural significance and practical application. The work showcases a diverse array of flora that have played integral roles in the lives of the local populations, from culinary uses to medicinal applications. He adeptly combines scientific insights with traditional practices, offering readers a holistic view of how these plants were intertwined with the daily lives and customs of the people of the region.
Through detailed descriptions and illustrations, the author invites readers to journey through the lush landscapes of the Indies, where each plant has a story to tell. This guide serves not only as an educational resource but also as a testament to the harmony between nature and humanity, illustrating the importance of conserving these natural treasures for future generations. The narrative reflects a deep appreciation for the biodiversity of the region and encourages a deeper understanding of the relationship between plants and people.
Through detailed descriptions and illustrations, the author invites readers to journey through the lush landscapes of the Indies, where each plant has a story to tell. This guide serves not only as an educational resource but also as a testament to the harmony between nature and humanity, illustrating the importance of conserving these natural treasures for future generations. The narrative reflects a deep appreciation for the biodiversity of the region and encourages a deeper understanding of the relationship between plants and people.
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