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From: Edward Almanza <almanza@igc.apc.org>
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Subject: Re:  Contacts for Plant Conservation in Africa

Dave Brokenshaw and Bernard Riley at Social Processes Research Institute (Univ
of California, Santa Barbara) have a data base dealing with ethnobotany in 
East Africa.  They might know of other data bases.
.