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Pharmacognosy Journal, 2010; 2(8):216–218
Original Article | doi:Nill
Pharmacognosy Journal, 2010; 2(8):216–218
Original Article | doi:Nill
Collection and storage of medicinal plants in The Canon of Medicine
Abstract:
The Canon of Medicine was the reference of medical sciences for many years in western and eastern countries. The second book of this medical encyclopedia is on pharmacology which has a chapter on collection and storage of plant materials. In this work a comparison was done on the Canon of Medicine and modern rules in this area. It seems that Ibn Sina had developed ideas on the condition of plant collection and storage which guaranteed the quality of primary materials. Overall, his rules and modern ones are alike in the most parts.
Key words: Ibn Sina, Avicenna, Canon of Medicine, Plant collection and storage
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Collection and storage of medicinal plants in The Canon of Medicine. Pharmacognosy Journal. 2010;2(8):216-8. Abstract
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2010. Collection and storage of medicinal plants in The Canon of Medicine. Pharmacognosy Journal. 2(8):216–218. Abstract
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