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Papaver somniferum • 3-5 ft annual herb
• 3400 B.C. Sumeria ‘Hul Gil’, the flower of joy
• 1300 B.C. Egypt • 1803 morphine isolated (controlled doses possible)
Opium is made from the latex that is contained in the flesh of the ovary
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• Native to Peru and Bolivia
• Scientific name: Erythroxylum coca • Leaves contain the alkaloid cocaine • Chewing of coca leaves - provides sustenance - allows one to work for hours without eating - can be used without addiction
Cocaine is used in anesthesia
Novacain, a related synthetic drug is used in dentistry
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Cinchona Succirubra
Native to Peru, bark of the Cinchona will cure Maleria.
It reduces the feaver
The cause of Maleria was not discovered for 260 years after the cure was discovered
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Anti-pyretic
Anti-febrile
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substance that prevents the spread of disease causing microorganisms |
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increases blood pressure and heart rate |
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eliminating a substance from the body |
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Boiling a plant part in order to extract something |
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Removing a chemical from a plant |
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The seeping of leaves or bark in hot water to extract chemicals
EX tea |
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a mass of plant mater applied directly to the skin to relieve soreness or to directly release healing properties |
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Sphagnum Moss
Used as a poultice, absorbs blood/fluid and has antiseptic properties
In WWI was used with garlic, one of the best antiseptics, and this ombination saved many lives
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Ephedra aka Mormon Tea
Gymnospern
Caffine like properties
primary ingredient in Sudafed
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Ginseng
Panax quinquefolium
- Dried roots are for universal purposes
- used for memory
- antibiotic properties used to treat tuberculosis, coughs, nausea, diabetes, indigestion, diarrhea, kidney degeneration, rheumatism, and sexual disfunction
- nearly eradicated on the east coast
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Black Willow
Salix nigra
- Greeks used to treat gout
- for pain and to reduce feaver
- contains salicin, close to common aspirin
- tea made form bark to treat pain, feaver and swelling
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Ginkgo
Ginkgo Biloba
- used for memory
- antibiotic properties used to treat tuberculosis
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Foxglove aka digitalis
Digitalis purpurea
Heart stimulant |
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Witch Hazel
Hamamelis virginiana
an astringent
used as an antiinflamatory and antiseptic |
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Sassafras
Sassafras albidum
Shaped like mittens
roots are a source of extract
used in toothpaste, gum , tea and beer |
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Papaya
Carica papaya
- unripe fruits have latex juice
- meat tenderizer
- breaks up blood clots
- treats ruptured disks
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Passionflower
Passiflora incarnata
leaves used as poultice
extractions used for sleeping aid
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Wild Ginger
Asarum canadense
Red petals to attract flies
not related to cooking ginger
cuts down on nausea
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American Holly
Ilex opaca
- Berry infusion is a heart stimulant
- raises blood pressure
- high in caffine
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Creosote bush
Larrea tridentata
- fuzzy berries
- used as purgative and external antiseptic
- may have anti-cancer compounds
- mice live longer when fed NGDA, a derivative of the creosote bush
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Broom Sedge
Andropogon virginicus
grass family
make tea for treating frostbite and diarrhea
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Flowering Dogwood
Cornus florida
- Has bracts/modified leaves that look like petals
- actual flowers small yellow middles
- feaver reducer
- bark can be used as a quinine substitute
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White Oak
Quercus alba
- high in tannins, yellow or brown bitter tasting acid
- treats asthma, cankersores and laryngitis when bark is prepared
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Rauvolfia
Rauvolfia serpentina
- The alkaloid reserpine is used in tranquilizers
- chewing the roots hav a calming effect
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1 centimeter (cm) = 10 millimeters (mm) = 10,000 micrometers (μm) |
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Diameter of the average cell |
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50 μm in diameter= 1/20 of a millimeter |
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how many micrometers are in a millimeter? |
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Basic components of a cell |
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Cell wall and protoplama, which contains the cytoplasm and nucleus |
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Made of cellulose
- Carbohydrate, most abundant polymer
- 1/2 of each cell is cellulose
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cellulose twisted together |
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- < 25% cellulose
- thin and flexible
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in between two different cells primary cell walls |
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- rigid and provides support and resistance to decay
- interior to primary cell wall
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- pits between two cells where the cytoplasma extends, allowing molecules to move between two cells without crossing the plasma membrane
- Clusters called primary pit fields
- Continuation of ER
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2 types of water movement |
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Apoplast- through the cell walls
Symplast- through plasma membrane |
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- determines the direction of cell growth
- provides support
- made up ofmicrofillaments, intermediate fillaments, and microtubules
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2 phospholipid bilayers
nuclear pores in the nuclear envelope
nuclear membrane continuous with the ER |
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covered in ribozomes
connected to nucleus
protein synthesis
membrane synthesis |
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sacs that pinch off from Golgi Aparatus
originate in ER |
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- tissue made of fiber or sclereids
- Fibers: single cell with dark spot in middle
- strengthening tissue
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Conducted in trachieds, vessel members and vessels
Trachieds have donut shapped holes |
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star shapped, live in water |
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Produced in tetrads
seperate later
conifer pollen grains are shaped like mickey mouse |
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aka phragmoplast
forms down the center of the cell
orientation of microfibrils is at random |
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