Medicinal Orchids of Asia

Part I. General Information

1. Introduction
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2. Traditional Chinese Medicine, Korean Traditional Herbal Medicine, and Japanese Kanpo Medicine
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3. Indian Traditional Medicine and Other Asian Traditions
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4. Processing of Medicinal Herbs
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5. Secondary Metabolites of Plants
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6. Discovery, Testing and Improving the Production of Herbs and New Drugs
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Part II. Medicinal Orchids in Asia by Genus and Species Introduction to Part II

7. Genus: Acampe to Arundina

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8. Genus: Bletilla to Bulbophyllum

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9. Genus: Calanthe to Cyrtosia

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10. Genus: Dactylorhiza to Dipodium

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Epipactis to Eulophia

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Galeola to Gymadenia

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13. Genus: Habenaria to Ischnogyne

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14. Genus: Liparis–Luisia

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15. Genus: Macodes to Mycaranthes

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16. Genus: Neottia to Neuwiedia

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17. Genus: Oberonia to Otochilus

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18. Genus: Paphiopedilum to Ponerorchis

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19. Genus: Renanathera to Robequetia

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20. Genus: Satyrium to Sunipia

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21. Genus: Taprobanea to Tropidia

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22. Genus: Vanda to Zeuxine

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Part III. Future Directions

23. Sources of Medicinal Orchids and Conservation
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24. The Randomized Clinical Trial and the Documentation of Side Effects
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Keywords: Life Sciences, Plant Systematics/Taxonomy/Biogeography, Plant Biochemistry, Complementary & Alternative Medicine, Conservation Biology/Ecology