Tobacco kills 8 million people worldwide every year, but imagine if it could be used to make medicine. The idea isn't unheard ...

What if nicotine—which we associate with addiction—actually holds the key to treating depression, ADHD, Alzheimer's, & ...

Growing tobacco is also culturally important to native communities. That’s why task force members plant tobacco and water it as a thank you gift to the Earth. “We thank the water spirits and ...

History of the tobacco plant. The tobacco plant originated in South America and has been used by indigenous cultures in the Americas for thousands of years. Cultures like the Maya used tobacco ...

And this plant is making its comeback after being ... Petrie and others gifted the recovered Columbian Tobacco to several Native American groups and the other eight federally-recognized tribes ...

Professor David Craik and Dr Mark Jackson from UQ’s Institute for Molecular Bioscience have demonstrated native ... the plant cell to produce the molecule of interest. “The wild tobacco ...

Tobacco, considered the most sacred ... and healthcare professionals increasingly recognize the health benefits of native plants and natural spaces. Studies show that gardens with a diversity ...

he was able to introduce a tobacco plant which he said the bees use to fortify themselves against varroa. Honeybees in general aren't native to the U.S., and they can compete with native bees ...

native to western South America, biosynthesizes cocaine for at least a century. To learn more about the process, the team had to reverse engineer cocaine by tinkering with the genes in another plant, ...

Native Plant: The many benefits of sassafras Small ... Historically, this gum has been used for tobacco flavoring, salves, adhesives, perfuming powders, soaps, chewing gum and incense.

It may be indigenous to the Americas and Australia, but it is a resilient plant and can be grown all over the world. Thanks to its ease of genetic modification, tobacco can become even more ...