Folk medicine and horticulture
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Abstract
The article discusses the uses of marine organisms in folk medicine and in horticulture in the Philippines. Commonly used marine organisms are the different varieties of seaweeds, sea urchin, sea cucumber, turtle, crocodile and fishes such as grouper and rabbitfish.
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Southeast Asian Fisheries Development Center, Aquaculture Department (1995). Folk medicine and horticulture.Subject
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