Native American Ethnobotany

“The definitive book on the subject. Covering over 4,000 plants with some 44,000 uses, this represents years of research on the author’s part.” I>Washington Daily News

“A remarkable body of research. No other single reference book even comes close to it.” I>American Survival Guide Magazine

“Native American Ethnobotany is an essential reference for all those interested in the uses of plants.” I>Wild Foods Forum

“This typographically attractive book presents its data with interest and humor.” I>Taxon

“An enormous achievement. . . . Fun to browse through it and to discover many exciting details about plant use in North America.” I>Journal of Ethnopharmacology

“This work is an invaluable resource for ethnobotanists, anthropologists, herbalists, and other researchers.” I>Herb Quarterly

“An impressive compilation of information on plants used by Native Americans. . . . An important library book.” I>Northeastern Naturalist

“A monumental work.” I>Plants and People

“Moerman has done an excellent job of presenting the information in useable form.” I>American Biology Teacher

“This scholarly and weighty tome contains a stupendous quantity of high-quality information about the use of plants by Native American peoples.” I>Edinburgh Journal of Botany

“I have no hesitation in recommending this book as a fundamental and highly valuable source of fascinating information on the plants and the peoples of North America.” I>Edinburgh Journal of Botany

“Congratulations to Timber Press for doing it right.” I>Whole Earth

“Anyone interested in the economic botany and ethnobotany of indigenous groups of North America needs to have a copy of this book. It is the standard reference on Native American plant uses.”