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silphium
Ferula
silphion
The plant __ (most likely a __ sp), aka ___ , w/c was widely used in ancient Libya as perfume&spice, as well as a drug for tx of gynecol.& other ailmts, disaprd frm the mkt around 100 CE and became extinct, bec. of unsustainable exploitation
Himalayan yew tree (Taxus wallichiana Zucc.)
paclitaxel
The ___ has been threatened to close to extinction in the Himalayan region of India due to deforestation and uncontrolled harvesting for the extraction of __
huperzine A
mental
Huperzia
Research has also shown that w/ inc. demand for __, used to improve __performance, supplies of source plants from the genus __have become endangered due to uncontrolled coll frm the wild and concomitant diff in cultivation of these spp.
Goldenseal (Hydrastis canadensis L.)
antibiotic, anti-inflammatory, and tonic effects
The herb ___ was formerly distributed
widely throughout the northeastern USA and eastern Canada. After early settlers adopted the plant for its __, ___ & ___, the populations of this plant have decreased dramatically.
Goldenseal
__has become a popular botanical dietary supplement in the United States
H. canadensis
In 1997, ____was listed in the Convention on International Trade in Endangered Species ofWild Fauna and Flora (CITES) Appendix II for protection
purposes
Chiang Mai, Thailand

World Conservation Union (IUCN), the World Health Organization (WHO), and the World Wildlife Fund (WWF)
In 1988, the International Consultation on the Conservation of Medicinal Plants was held in __. It was convened by the (3) organizations namely...
Chiang Mai Declaration
This conference led to the “___” that called for global efforts for the conservation and sustainable utilization of medicinal plants
WHO
Chiang Mai Declaration
138
In 1993, __published Guidelines on the Conserv. of Med Plants, w/c provided a general framework for implementation of the ___. It is estimated by IUCN that more than __ orgs are now devoted to the conservation of medicinal plants
Medicinal Plant Specialist Group (MPSG)
awareness
__ is a member of the IUCN Species Survival Commission. The organization was formed in
1994 with the purpose of increasing “__ of conservation threats to medicinal plants and to promote conservation action”
Kerala Forest Project in India,
Sri Lanka Medicinal Plants Project in Sri Lanka, TRAMIL in Central America and the Caribbean
The World Bank has financed several programs in developing countries for the conservation
and sustainable development of medicinal plants. These programs include the (3)
in situ/on-farm cons. (agri farming), natural reserve & sacred gardening,establishment of ex situ germplasm banks, devt of micropropagation & agricultural methods for wild medicinal plants & campaigns for public awareness
Different conservation methods have been studied, with some of these applied in practice. Such methods include (5)
Dioscorea deltoidea Wall., Podophyllum hexandrum Royle, Rauvolfia serpentina Baill., and Taxus wallichiana Zucc.
Convention on International Trade of Endangered Species
Some widely used medicinal plants, such as (4) are on the Appendix II list of the ___(CITES), so that the trade of these species is strictly controlled by both exporting and importing nations
Convention on Biological Diversity (CBD)
The ___ also contributes to the retention of biodiversity of medicinal plants