The blue flag iris is significant to many Native American tribes, including the Cherokee, who use it for medicinal and ...

Ever wonder what plants can actually heal? These native Texas species were once used as medicine—and still are.

Herbal medicines discovered long ago by Native Americans are recognized ... “We have about 65 plants here on this lot and about a third of them are medicinal. And science today is saying that ...

Over 38 species of butterflies and moths use the tree as a host plant ... when crushed. Native Americans historically used the oil from the bark in tonics for medicinal purposes.

"We're picking local medicinal plants, native plants, that have been used by Native American people, who are asking us to work together to study them with modern scientific techniques to marry ...

Native plants make sense ... and the juice can be made into a tasty jelly. Native Americans used the bark and berries for medicinal purposes, but they were not eaten in large quantities.

KU has invited community members to welcome the summer solstice with a free tour of the university’s Native Medicinal Plant ...

This includes Foster’s photos of many native American medicinal plants, as well as other plants he encountered during his travels in countries around the world, including Argentina, Armenia ...

Ricky Linex, retired wildlife biologist from the Natural Resources Conservation Service, will present “Medicinal Applications of Native Plants by Native Americans." This program will showcase ...

medicinal plant identification, flint knapping, and shelter making and exploring the island's trails. Elyse Wild is an award-winning journalist covering Native American communities, the ...