Medicinal Uses of Chaparral Plants

by Eric J. Guignard

Overview

Abstract: This research article discusses the different parts of plants in the chaparral biome that are used for medicinal purposes. Historic and modern uses are compared for roots, bark, leaves, flowers, stems, and other elements which offer a pharmacy of natural alternative cures.

Keywords: chaparral; plants; medicine; ecology; environmental science; holistic; biodiversity; nature; healing; cure

Word Count: 1,582 (research article)

Product Details

BN ID:	2940013607606
Publisher:	Eric J. Guignard
Publication date:	07/07/2011
Sold by:	Barnes & Noble
Format:	eBook
File size:	11 KB

About the Author

Eric J. Guignard is an award-winning author in southern California, favoring fiction short stories in the genres of horror, speculative fiction, and young adult. He also writes research and knowledge-base articles in genealogy research, woodworking, and ecology. Eric holds an Associate's Degree in Environmental Science, a Bachelor's Degree in Advertising and a Master Degree's in Public Administration. Eric is married and father to an adventuresome infant son. Please visit Eric at www.ericjguignard.com.