Experience the full text of Thomas Baurley’s classic 1989 research paper, now in a convenient PDF e-book. This edition presents Baurley’s in-depth study from Florida State University on zombies and zombification within Haitian Vodou, with focused discussion of Wade Davis’s primary research and the lasting impact of these stories and beliefs.
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Moringa carries a legend that matches its many names, from the “miracle tree” in rural India to the “drumstick tree” scattered along dirt roads in Africa and Southeast Asia. Its leaves, once crushed into powder or steeped in tea by ancient healers, now find their way into smoothie bowls and market shelves far from the monsoon-soaked hills where its roots first pushed through the earth.
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The Purple coneflower is a great cure-all and antibiotic according to folklore and some new science.
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Sweet Sarsparilla – possums feed on the flowers, fruits, and new shoots of this vine.
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This plant is often called possum bush because of its strong smell of leaves when crushed.
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small evergreen tree known as a source for quinine
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The large fronds of this fern provide a shady moist place for frogs to hide.
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An unusual fern that produces fertile fronds that look like fairies’ combs.
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Banksia integrifolia also known as coast banksia, coastal banksia, honeysuckle, white banksia, white bottlebrush, and white honeysuckle. Coast Banksia is an Australian coastal tree or shrub that can […]
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A common medicinal tree in Australia, good for colds, flus, and keeping away insects.
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