摘要: Australian ethnobotany maintains a common area of interest for wide range specialists, some whom study the physical properties plants and their potential use by wider community, while others focus upon Indigenous cultural importance plant species. Rather than being just an antiquarian pursuit, offers greater insight into seasonal calendars, which is leading to changes in land management practices regions.
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