[MPWG] NEWS: Trees are stripped for medicinal bark

[pankaj oudhia]

Thank you for your message. Please specify the tree species as our flora is different from yours.
   
  regards
  Pankaj Oudhia

Edward J Fletcher <Efletcher at skybest.com> wrote:
      Dr. Oudhia,
   
  Your knowledge and experience is amazing on the many issues surrounding medicinal plants.
   
  I am very interested in the sustainable bark peeling you refer to. 
  I searched your article for the specific information but could not locate.
  Can you direct me to the exact location of the techniques they use there and see how they compare to our practices?
  Thank you.
  
Genuinely,
Edward J. Fletcher
Strategic Sourcing, Inc.
Botanical Division, C.O.O.
115 Snow Ridge Rd.
Banner Elk, NC 28604 USA
828.898.7642
Fax.898.7647
Efletcher at StrategicSourcingInc.net
www.StrategicSourcingInc.net
    -----Original Message-----
From: pankaj oudhia
Sent: 8/10/2006 3:02 AM
To: mpwg at lists.plantconservation.org
Subject: Re: [MPWG] NEWS: Trees are stripped for medicinal bark


  When bark specially inner bark is collected by the Traditional Healers of Chhattisgarh they use Traditional Allelopathic Knowledge to help the injured trees to overcome injuries and to get new vigour. I have documented this knowledge. Here is an example
   
  UNIQUE TRADITIONAL ALLELOPATHIC KNOWLEDGE ABOUT HERBS IN CHHATTISGARH, INDIA: EFFECT OF EXTRACT.1-100. Kesur on different Herbs. 
http://ecoport.org/ep?SearchType=earticleView&earticleId=343&page=-2
   
  regards
  Pankaj Oudhia
   
  

Olivia Kwong <plant at plantconservation.org> wrote:
  http://news.yahoo.com/s/ap/20060809/ap_on_re_us/stripping_trees

Trees are stripped for medicinal bark

By SAMIRA JAFARI, Associated Press Writer Wed Aug 9, 2:44 PM ET

DANIEL BOONE NATIONAL FOREST, Ky. - The 20-foot tree stands half naked, 
much of the bark stripped from its trunk. It has only months to live.

"It doesn't know it's dead," says U.S. Forest Service botanist David 
Taylor, pointing to the healthy leaves overhead.

This slippery elm has fallen victim to thieves who tore off its bark for 
profit in the lucrative and burgeoning herbal-remedy market.

See the article link for the full text of the article.

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