Trees for Health and wellness

Plants constitute one of the most extraordinary endowments that the Earth has conferred upon humanity. Throughout history, humans have depended on plants to fulfill a myriad of daily necessities, which include sustenance, textiles, lumber, pharmaceuticals, and shelter, among others. In earlier times, plants were primarily sourced from natural environments, particularly forests; however, in modern contexts, a multitude of plant species known for their considerable medicinal attributes are facing rarity, endangerment, and threat as a consequence of unsustainable harvesting methods. This comprehensive treatise encompasses meticulous illustrations and descriptions of the 27 most significant medicinal tree species, inclusive of their scientific classifications, common names, familial groupings, and concise narratives that underscore their substantial therapeutic potential for quotidian application.

Pages: 56, Paperback, LAP Lambert Academic Publishing