 | Traditional Medicinal Plants (Dar Es Salaam University Press - Ministry of Health - Tanzania, 1991, 391 p.) |
 |  | (introduction...) |
| | Foreword |
| | International and National Organising Comittees |
| | Acknowledgements |
| | Introduction |
|  | OPENING SESSION: WELCOME AND OPENING ADDRESSES |
| | Welcome address by Hon. Dr. A. D. Chiduo, Minister of Health, United Republic of Tanzania |
| | Opening statement by H.E. President Ali Hassan Mwinyi |
| | Message from the Chairman South Commission Mwl. J.K. Nyerere |
| | Speech by Dr. G. L. Monekosso, World Health Organisation |
| | PART I: USE AND PROMOTION OF TRADITIONAL MEDICINAL PLANTS IN THE AFRICAN REGION |
| | Registration and utilization of herbal remedies in some countries of Eastearn, Central and Southern Africa |
| | A report on the development of a traditional medicine for bronchial asthma |
| | Resume of current research in medicinal plants in Botswana |
| | The use of data from traditional medicine: Tunisian experience |
| | Chemical and pharmacological studies of marketed traditional drugs |
| | Research into medicinal plants: The Somali experience |
| | Effect of nitrogen and phosphorus on the essential oil yield and quality of chamomile (Matricaria chamomilla L.) flowers |
| | Chemical characterization of pharmacologically active compounds from Synadenium pereskiifolium |
| | Abietane diterpene quinones from lepechinia bullata |
| | Antimicrobial activity of Tanzanian traditional medicinal plants |
| | Identification of clovanediol: A rare sesquiterpene from the stem bark of canella winterana L. (Canellaceae), using spectrophotometric methods |
| | A comparative study of the traditional remedy ''Suma-kala'' and chloroquine as treatment for malaria in the rural areas |
| | Ethnobotany and conservation of medicinal plants |
| | Biotransformation of hydroxyanthraquinone glycosides in Cassia species |
| | Le médicament indigène Africaine: Sa standardisation et son évaluation dans le cadre de la politique des soins de santé primaires |
| | Chemical Evaluation of Tanzanian medicinal plants for the active constituents as a basis for the medicinal usefulness of the plants |
| | Ethnobotany and the medicinal plants of the Korup rainforest project area, Cameroon |
| | Seaweeds in medicine and pharmacy: A global perspective |
| | Biotechnology and medicinal plants |
| | Phytochemical investigations of four medicinal plants of Malawi: What next? |
| | The chemistry and pharmacology of the essential oil from the leaves of Hyptis suaveolens (L) Point |
| | Some CNS effects of Datura stramonium L (Solanaceae) in mice |
| | Discovery and development of drugs from natural sources |
| | A Survey of medicinal plants in Tabora region, Tanzania |
| | Intérêt pharmacognosique des plantes de la flore médicinale Rwandaise: valeur chimiotherapeutique de quelques plantes Rwandaise |
| | A note on the utilization and commercialisation of traditional medicine |
| | Experience on the use of Tanzanian medicinal plants for the last decade (1979-1989) |
| | A comparison of the status of medicinal plants development in Africa with selected parts of the world |
| | Expérience du Burkina Faso en matière de pharmacopeé traditionnelle |
| | The role and use of ethnomedical data in the research on traditional medicines and medicinal plants |
| | Traditional medicinal plants: Our cultural heritage |
| | The use of traditional medicinal plants: The cultural context |
| | PART II: USE AND PROMOTION OF TRADITIONAL MEDICINAL PLANTS IN THE ASIAN REGION |
| | Preparation of herbal medicines |
| | The collection of herbs |
| | Various clinical uses of medicinal plants |
| | Utilization of traditional medicine in China |
| | Relationship between the hydroxylation capacity of Digitalis lanata plants and cell cultures |
| | PART III: THE USE AND PROMOTION OF TRADITIONAL MEDICINAL PLANTS IN THE LATIN AMERICAN REGION |
| | Herbs heal: Illustrated by eight cases of cancer |
| | The rediscovery of the value of medicinal plants for human health: A return to nature |
| | Actividad antimicrobiana de plantas de uso medicinal en Guatemala |
| | Aportes para una propuesta global que apoye el uso de las plantas medicinales por los países en desarrolló: el caso de Guatemala |
| | La medicina tradicional: Una alternativa dentro del desarrolló rural |
| | Plantas medicinales Ecuatorianas: Historia y realidad |
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| | PART IV: SESSION SUMMARIES AND DISCUSSIONS |
| | Session I |
| | Session II |
| | Session III |
| | Session IV |
| | Session V |
| | Session VI |
| | Special Session of Traditional Herbs |
| | Closing Session |
| | PART V: GENERAL SUMMARY RECOMMENDATIONS AND RESOLUTIONS |
| | English Version |
| | Spanish Version |
| | APPENDIX I: TRANSLATED VERSIONS OF FRENCH AND SPANISH PRESENTATIONS |
| | Contribution to a global proposal supporting the use of medicinal plants by developing countries: The case of Guatemala |
| | History and reality of medicinal plants from Ecuador |
| | African indigenous medicine: Its standardization and evaluation within the policy of primary health care |
| | Pharmacological value of plants of Rwandese traditional medicine: chemotherapeutic value of some Rwandese plants |
| | The experience of Burkina Faso in the area of traditional pharmacopoeia |
| | Medicinal plants: Their production, phytotherapeuticity, uses and propagation |
| | APPENDIX II: LIST OF PARTICIPANTS |
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