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Softcover, 328 pp. $12.95 .#8 288 2 • HERBALGRAM No. 41 MEDICINAL PLANTS: CAN UTILIZATION AND THE SACRED MUSHROOM THE CHEMISTRY OF MIND CONSERVATION COEXIST? SEEKER Ed. by Thomas ALTERING DRUGS: by J. Sheldon, M. Bolick, and S. Riedlinger. 1990. Tributes to R. HISTORY, PHARMACOLOGY, Laird. 1997. Examines the cases Gordon Wasson, trailblazing AND CULTURAL CONTEXT by of several plant species valued in ethnobotonist who brought Daniel Perrine. 1996. Arigorous , traditional and contemporary increased scholarly attention to scientifically objective, and medicine, and the ramifications of the importance of psychoactive thoroughly documented their over-harvesting. 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