The use of Orchid for medicinal purposes In Europe, according to the Greek mythology, Satyrs were consuming large quantities of orchids, as an aphrodisiac. Towards the 1st century, the Greek physician and pharmacologist

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Date: 2012-07-19 03:19:54 Biology Orchids Flowers Orchidaceae Dendrobium Orchidoideae Plant morphology Bletilla Coelogyne Botany Epiphytes Plant taxonomy		The use of Orchid for medicinal purposes In Europe, according to the Greek mythology, Satyrs were consuming large quantities of orchids, as an aphrodisiac. Towards the 1st century, the Greek physician and pharmacologist Add to Reading List Source URL: www.orchids-world.com Download Document from Source Website File Size: 68,33 KB Share Document on Facebook

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