Cannabis: Evolution and Ethnobotany
Robert Clarke and Mark Merlin present an interdisciplinary study of cannabis, bringing together evolution and ethnobotany to explore the plant’s botanical development and enduring relationship with human cultures. This book provides a broad scientific and historical perspective for readers interested in cannabis, plants, and ethnobotanical study.
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Cannabis: Evolution and Ethnobotany examines cannabis through the combined perspectives of plant evolution and ethnobotany.
Robert Clarke and Mark Merlin explore the relationship between cannabis and human cultures, placing the plant within broader scientific and historical contexts.
The book offers readers an interdisciplinary account of cannabis as a botanical subject and a culturally significant plant.
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