Marketing of indigenous medicinal plants in South Africa: a case study in Kwazulu-Natal. (1998): 11. REFERENCES

Marketing of indigenous medicinal plants in South Africa: a case study in Kwazulu-Natal. (1998)

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		FOREWORD
		EXECUTIVE SUMMARY
		1. INTRODUCTION
		2. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS BY THE AUTHOR
		3. METHODOLOGY
		4. DEMAND FOR MEDICINAL PLANTS IN KWAZULU-NATAL
		5. THE SUPPLY OF MEDICINAL PLANTS IN KWAZULU-NATAL
		6. DEMAND AND SUPPLY POTENTIAL
		7. ANALYSIS OF MAIN MARKETING FACTORS
		8. INSTITUTIONAL AND INFRA-STRUCTURAL SUPPORT TO MARKETING
		9. CONCLUSIONS
		10. RECOMMENDATIONS
		11. REFERENCES
		12. PERSONAL COMMUNICATIONS
		APPENDIX 1: Questionnaires used in the survey
		Appendix 2: Model for estimating mass and number of times indigenous medicine is used in Durban
		Appendix 3: Protected and specially protected indigenous species

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