This folder contains data and R codes to reproduce the analyses, along with supplmentary information, from the scientific article To update after acceptance

This folder contains data and R codes to reproduce the analyses, along with supplmentary information, from the scientific article To update after acceptance

This folder contains data and R codes to reproduce the analyses, along with supplmentary information, from the scientific article entitled "Harvesting of medicinal plants is not a major global conservation concern, despite localised threats".

This folder contains data and R codes to reproduce the analyses presented in the scientific article entitled "Harvesting of medicinal plants is not a major global conservation concern, despite localised threats".

This folder contains data and R codes to reproduce the analyses, along with supplmentary information, from the scientific article entitled "Harvesting of medicinal plants is not a major global conservation concern, despite localised threats".

Overview of plant products found that passed through the Sound between 1497 and 1857, identified species, potential traded part, potential historical use, native distribution, and their trade frequencies.

Overview of plant products found that passed through the Sound between 1497 and 1857, identified species, potential traded part, potential historical use, native distribution, and their trade frequencies.

The dataset has been created as part of the research activities for the Nordic People and Plants project. The project aims to rediscover Nordic plant traditions. This dataset represents plant use data collected from two key Norwegian historical sources of plant knowledge: Flora Norvegica (J.E. Gunnerus, 1766-1776): A major Enlightenment natural history work in Norway. Published in Trondheim in 1766, this was the first explicitly Norwegian flora. It gives an insight in the Norwegian daily life in that period through descriptions of plant uses. Planter og Tradisjon: Floraen i levende tale og tradisjon i Norge 1925-1973 (O.A.
Høeg, 1974): Norway's most important ethnobotanical compilation. Høeg
corresponded with informants all over Norway to document what was left of oral traditions related to plants. Most of the data is presented as he received from the informants.

The dataset has been created as part of the research activities for the Nordic People and Plants project. The project aims to rediscover Nordic plant traditions. This dataset represents plant use data collected from two key Norwegian historical sources of plant knowledge: Flora Norvegica (J.E. Gunnerus, 1766-1776): A major Enlightenment natural history work in Norway. Published in Trondheim in 1766, this was the first explicitly Norwegian flora. It gives an insight in the Norwegian daily life in that period through descriptions of plant uses. Planter og Tradisjon: Floraen i levende tale og tradisjon i Norge 1925-1973 (O.A.
Høeg, 1974): Norway's most important ethnobotanical compilation. Høeg
corresponded with informants all over Norway to document what was left of oral traditions related to plants. Most of the data is presented as he received from the informants.

The dataset has been created as part of the research activities for the Nordic People and Plants project. The project aims to rediscover Nordic plant traditions. This dataset represents plant use data collected from two key Norwegian historical sources of plant knowledge: Flora Norvegica (J.E. Gunnerus, 1766-1776): A major Enlightenment natural history work in Norway. Published in Trondheim in 1766, this was the first explicitly Norwegian flora. It gives an insight in the Norwegian daily life in that period through descriptions of plant uses. Planter og Tradisjon: Floraen i levende tale og tradisjon i Norge 1925-1973 (O.A.
Høeg, 1974): Norway's most important ethnobotanical compilation. Høeg
corresponded with informants all over Norway to document what was left of oral traditions related to plants. Most of the data is presented as he received from the informants.