Work on paper - Plants as Medicines, History Part 1, Plants as Medicines Part 2

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History Part 1, Plants as Medicines Part 2.

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© Copyright of Mrs Joan Garner

Doctor John Garner

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Historical information

There are plants in the Ballarat Botanical Gardens that are medicinal especially in the Sensory Garden section.

Significance

The background to plants used by people from earliest times is outlined, as well plants used for medicinal purposes. How these plants were used is valuable information, in terms of the plants already found in the Gardens and any future planting.

Physical description

Part 1 consists of 3 pages printed in black ink with green sub-headings. Part 2 consists of 8 pages printed in black ink with headings in red, sub-headings in green; in italics on gloss paper.

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References

Identifier

JGC F14 001

Place made

[Possibly researched c 2007.], Ballarat, south-west, Victoria, Australia

Production methods

computer print-out.

Materials

11A4 white pages

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