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Henry David Thoreau mentions seeing great stands of it growing in burned areas in 1857. It’s a beautiful color and its dangling stamens and large white pistil make it very easy to identify. This plant is a favorite of bee keepers and is an important nectar producer for the honey industry throughout Canada and Alaska. The honey is much sought after and commands premium pricesCongress annually writes emergency blank check, which in wildfire exceeds $2.5 billion.
Over the last century we turned trees from green friends we hug into thirst-stressed enemies we compete with for resources. But this ecological blowback didn’t happen by accident, overnight.Water depletion from afforestation is the unintended consequence of our deliberate 20th century federal lands policy. For millennia, fires set by lightning or by Native Americans limited Western forest stocks to roughly a few dozen trees per acre. No longer. The nationally terrifying Big Blowup wildfires of August 1910 led the US to in effect declare war on wildfire.
The result? More new trees compete for less sunlight, thinner soil nutrients and scarcer water resources. Insects and diseases spread faster. Unnatural afforestation creates a deadly tinderbox; fuels accumulate year after year until the inevitable wildfires burn faster, hotter, more destructive and deadlier than ever, consuming the treasure of citizens and the blood of our youth – from Montana’s Mann Gulch (1949) to Colorado’s Storm King Mountain (1994) to Arizona’s Yarnell Hill (2013).
Because today’s hottest and thirstiest parts of America are over-forested due to a vigorous and expensive federal fire-suppression initiative that has silently stocked semiarid regions with what we estimate to be several billion trees too many.
Regular and cooler seven-year fire regimes that pruned back new growth have been blocked for decades on end. Now the relentless metastasizing spread of native, excess trees reduces sap flow, slows down wind-flow, and alters the complex biophysical structure of entire landscape. It crowds out indigenous plant and animal habitat. Shade tolerant species take over; Aspen, lupine, sequoia, and fireweed can’t reproduce.
Less appreciated – both as crisis and opportunity – is how the afforestation caused by a century of fire suppression depletes a natural resource that has today become far more precious than toilet paper: fresh water.
More than half of humanity is urban. Our freshwater shortfall comes from population growth, waste, pollution, rising demand for water-intensive goods – but also parasitic competition from unnatural afforestation. Of the 39 states facing water scarcity, few feel stress more than those West of the 98th Meridian; thirsty ‘cities in the wilderness’ – from Spokane to El Paso, Bozeman to San Diego, Salt Lake City to Tucson – depend on forest lands where rain and snow fall, filter through soil to supply water. Now, as billions of excess conifers drink up tributaries of the Colorado, Columbia, Missouri, and Rio Grande, we’ve turned trees from friends into enemies.
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This is critical to understanding the marine connectivity between our countries. Florida is home to 18 million residents and annually hosts upwards of 90 million tourists. Florida has seen unprecedented overuse of its coastal and reef habitats. The Everglades has been sucked dry and we spend billions of dollars importing sand onto our eroding beaches. We have taken too much out of the system and are relying on importing fish to feed the demand. Biologically, Florida and the US east coast are at the end of the supply chain. These areas rely on pristine habitats upstream more then ever. We depend on healthy Cuban marine habitats more than Cuba depends on ours.
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Climbing Hempweed, Climbing Boneset – Mikania scandens
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“We did $2 million in orders in two months,” Coley recalls. “I think hemp seed will eclipse it.”According to Coley, Nectar Ales’ annual profits shot up from $1 million to $40 million after the brewery started selling hemp seed beer. “They’ve grown exponentially, so that’s good for us,” Coley says.
Flavored vodkas continue to be enormously popular, and not just with the girly drink set that favors the whipped cream and fluffed marshmallow varieties that Smirnoff launched late last year. Distillers are now toying with ingredients that appeal to earthier drinkers who pride themselves on their purist streaks, such as the fireweed that Alaska Distiller’s Toby Foster fit into a spirit which debuted last summer.
Cannabis, family Cannabaceae; species: Cannabis indica, Cannabis … they learned about the cultivation of hemp from the Native Americans people. … The exported fibers, were then bought back as finished products from England. … Hemp flourishes even to rankness, so that we need not want cordage.”.
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“The tribes have the sovereign right to set the code on their reservations,” U.S. attorney for North Dakota Timothy Purdon, chairman of the Attorney General’s Subcommittee on Native American Issues, told the Times.
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Natives taught the early colonials how to use the groundnut and the roots became such an important food source for them that they went so far as to forbid Natives from digging them on colonial lands. How’s that for a thank you?
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Polyalthia Longifolia
A suitable plant is selected. Preferably a mixture of at least two plants is selected. Suitable plants are selected from a family of plants including (1) apocynaceae, (2) annonaceae, (3) dichapetalaceae, (4) annoceae, (5) cynocynaceac, (6) asclepiadaceae, (7) combretaceae, (8) amaranthaceae, (9) araceae, (10) cyperaceae, (11) anacardiaceae, (12) bignoniaceae, (13) bombacaceac, (14) anarcardiaceae and caricaceae plant families.
These plants are tropical herbs that grow naturally and can be thus cultivated in tropical, savanna, grassland or lightly wooded forests of West Africa. These desert plants can also be found in other tropical regions of the world, including Asia, Asia Minor, South America, and possibly the South-Western, Western and Plains regions of the United States. The active medicaments from these plants include, but are not limited to glyceryl esters, saponins and several derivatives of alkaloids, glycosides, proteins, fats, and sugars.
The plants per se are not employed as the requisite medicament, but rather the extract of such selected plant or plants. The extraction process for the medicaments from the respective plants comprises the following:
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How to use Jamaican Guaco
Jamaican Guaco is used to make a Jamaican-style bush tea that is then used to treat various ailments. The leaves of the herb are boiled for a few minutes, sweetened with honey or with sugar if it is preferred, then sipped to bring relief from the likes of diarrhea. The fresh Guaco leaves may also be applied to areas of the skin in an effort to ease any itch or as a remedy to being bitten by certain insects.The juice from the leaves of the Jamaican Guaco bush may also be squeezed onto the desired area of the skin and used like a therapeutic oil.The sweet aroma and healing properties of the leaves also make Jamaican Guaco a favorite for adding to the water when taking a bath.
Health Benefits of Jamaican Guaco
The bush tea made from Jamaican Guaco is used as a remedy for treating diarrhea as well as to reduce fevers, suppress coughs and also as a natural blood thinner. Jamaican Guaco is also used to cleanse the blood, improve digestion, combat asthma along with promoting a healthier respiratory system. The fresh leaves of the Guaco plant may also be heated and used to kill bacteria, heal wounds, treat rashes, and stave off yeast infections as well as relieving aches and pain along sections of the body. The leaves of the Jamaican Guaco are also used to treat certain venereal diseases by killing the bacteria associated with the infection.
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Apr 14, 2015 – Mikania scandens (climbing hempvine); habit, showing flowers and foliage. ….. muscle relaxant and sedative neuropharmacological properties (Dey et al., …. St. Louis, Missouri and Cambridge, Massachusetts, USA: Missouri …
potentiating property by phenobarbitone-induced sleep potentiation study. The results … Key words: Mikania scandens CNS Depressant Locomotor Muscle Relaxant … St. Louis,. Techno) was determined by placing the tip of the tail. MO, USA.
Anti-nociceptive activity of Mikania scandens flower in …
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Abstract Mikania scandens (L.) Willd. (Asteraceae), known as … property along with marked depressant action on the CNS of mice. … studies, we have reported neuropharmacological and allelo- … Corporation, St. Louis, MO, USA. Ibuprofen …
Aug 23, 2012 – Mikania extracts possesses some neuropharmacological properties … The hydroacoholic extract of aerial parts from M. scandens presents neuropharmacological properties in ….. Missouri Botanical Garden: St.Louis, MO.
Jul 1, 2014 – In spite of its pharmacological properties previously discussed, studies … Thus, the present study aims to determine neuropharmacological activity of … Co., St. Louis, MO, USA) were used to evaluate the antioxidant capacity. …… “Neuropharmacological activities of Mikania scandens root,” Global Journal of …
(St. Louis, MO, USA). All other chemicals and reagents were of analytical grade obtained …. Neuropharmacological properties of Mikania scandens (L.) Willd.
… evidence of possible neuropharmacological properties in experimental animal models. … purchased from Sigma-Aldrich Inc., St. Louis, MO, USA. Morphine …… Neuropharmacological properties of Mikania scandens (L.) Willd. (Asteraceae).
The seeds were reported for various medicinal properties. …. and phenobarbitone sodium were from Sigma-Aldrich Corporation, St. Louis, MO, …. The present study examined some important neuropharmacological activities (anti-nociceptive, …. elucidation of sesquiterpene dilactones from Mikania scandens, J Org Chem, …
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macological properties including antimicrobial. (Moghtader et … (St. Louis, MO, USA) and Tween-80 was from Merck. (GERBU, Germany). All drugs ….. the hydromethanolic extract of Mikania scandens (L.) …. Neuropharmacology 13, 295–303.
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It has come to the author’s notice that the rural people of Hooghly, Bardhaman, and Medinipur districts of West Bengal state of India use the young leaves of this plant in management of insect bites and stings. Previous workers reported analgesic and in vitro antioxidant activities of M. scandens leaf.[4] As very limited pharmacological work has been reported on this plant, the present study was aimed to assess some neuropharmacological activities of M. scandens aerial parts in experimental rodent models.
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Fireweed. Senecio madagascariensis. 27. 13. Strawberry guava waiawi, ‘ula ‘ula …. Seeds float on water and can be transported to …. introduced to Hawaii from East Africa and are being cultured at the ….. climbing hempweed, Mikania vine ….. It is very drought resistant and survives fire well (crown-sprouting); it can.
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More than half of those are found in the United States, with about 7 native species. … distributed of those native North American species, being found from coast to … is a native to Eurasion and Africa, and after introduction to the United States has ….. flowers and hardy nature of the plant, being heat- and drought–tolerant.
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Sep 19, 2006 – Native American Culture or Religious Concerns . ….. No water taxi dock construction No water taxi dock … and native, drought resistant hedge. ….. Almost 2,000 people, most African American agricultural workers, …. There are no available records of the fire history at Jupiter Inlet prior to 1941. …… Fire Weed.
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Fire weed. Chamico. Erigon canadence. Conisa. Erigon canadence. Flea bane …. Hempweed. Guaco. Mimosa … Indian hemp. Canamo … Water pepper. Chilillo.
Jan 29, 2014 – Notable was removal of the American bald eagle from the endangered species list. Some species removed …… Epilobium angustifolium, “fireweed“. Equisetum … Hydrocotyle americana, “American water-pennywort” … Mikania scandens, “climbing hempweed“. Monarda …. Prunus pensylvanica, “fire cherry”.
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Prescribed fire to mimic the natural fire frequency in the fire-dependent …. It likely remained a stronghold for the early Native American culture until the Creek …
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Role of Fire in Everglades Plant Communities Over Time ______ 49. Fire Risk … water flow in and out of A.R.M. Loxahatchee National Wildlife Refuge and the rest of ….. Native American Grave Protection and Repatriation Act (P.L. 101-601. (1990), 104 …… Burnweed, American (Fireweed) … Hempweed, Climbing. Lantana …
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Fireweed. Senecio madagascariensis. 27. 13. Strawberry guava waiawi, ‘ula ‘ula …. Seeds float on water and can be transported to …. crown of plant following fire. Tropical …. displaces natives in natural areas. …. Common names: English – mile-a-minute weed, bittervine, American rope, … climbing hempweed, Mikania vine.
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No one may import into Hawaii by any means the following articles without immediately notifying the Department of Agriculture of their arrival:
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Such notification must describe the shipment in detail, giving names and addresses of the shipper and consignee and all information necessary for identification of the shipment. Such articles must be held at point of arrival for inspection and disposition by the Department of Agriculture.
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Elaeis guineensis (African oil palm) is spreading on Pohnpei, particularly on … Eichhornia crassipes (water hyacinth), Eriobotrya japonica (loquat), gingers …. Intact native forests are the most resistant to invasion. …. Biological invasions by exotic grasses, the grass-fire cycle, and ….. Mikania scandens climbing hempweed.
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Crassocephalum crepidioides (thickhead, fireweed) is a common weed throughout much of the … modified fire regimes on many islands where it has been introduced …… not well adapted to fire, and favors invasive species, many of which are fire–resistant, fire- …… English: salvinia, water fern, kariba weed, African payal.
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Dec 12, 2011 – Some wildflowers are “generalists” and grow well in a variety of …. Boneset / Eupatorium perfoliatum; Anglefruit Milkvine, Climbing …. It may take two years for seeds to germinate and four years to …. It is drought tolerant once established. ….. Each flower has five petals and an inner crown resembling a …
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File:Forecasting South American Fires.ogv …. Heat waves, droughts, cyclical climate changes such as El Niño, and … Although some ecosystems rely on naturally occurring fires to regulate growth, many … The increased fire frequency in these ordinarily fire-dependent areas has upset natural cycles, destroyed native plant …
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Grassland plants evolved under the influence of periodic droughts, frequent burning, and …. true grassland species comprise only 11.6% of those occurring on the central … The other hypotheses posited that fires set by Native Americans or soils …… greater with bison, but bison provide better management for natural areas …
Illinois Natural History Survey Formation
Occurring in the central part of North America, prairies are subject to extreme ranges of … During periods of drought, trees died and prairie plants took over previously … Prairie fires, started either by lightning or by Native Americans, were …
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