Suriname telt minstens zesduizend medicinale planten. De meeste zijn reeds geregistreerd bij het herbarium van de universiteit in Paramaribo. Het is bescheiden begin van wat kan uitgroeien tot een gigantische nationale industrie. Het besef groeit dat deze geneeskrachtige planten een waardevolle aanvulling kunnen zijn op de westerse geneeskunde.

This list of Surinam woody plant names (and some herbs) and their botanical equivalents with frequently encountered synonyms is composed from a cardsystem, made between 1935 and 1950, present in our institute, and from the literature.

 · The government has signed an agreement with the Hybrid Power System Group (HPSG) from Denmark for the construction of a 'hydrogen power plant'. 100 megawatts of energy will be produced for Suriname, a press conference announced.. The water from the Commewijne River will be used to produce hydrogen (hydrogen), industrial oxygen and clean water.

The Gran Olo hydroelectric power plant is a mini hydro power plant under construction on the Tapanahony River in Suriname with a projected capacity of 300 kilowatts (400 hp), although initially only one turbine with a capacity of 150 kilowatts (200 hp) will be operated. The power plant will initially provide electricity to the villages of Puketi and Futupasi, but in the future extension of the ...

 · Majors are eying Suriname as the next big oil player. With recent success in neighbouring Guyana, Suriname offers hope for lowcost oil exploration and production going into 2021.

 · Surinam spinach (Talinum triangulare) is an abundant, hardy perennial green definitely worth growing if you have a warm but semishaded spot in your garden. I rely on plants like this for a reliable and tasty source of diverse leafy greens in my kitchen each day. Because Surinam spinach is so robust, pretty, easy and productive it also makes it a great plant for .

Welcome to the Plants of the Sipaliwini Savanna. The Sipaliwini Savanna in Southern Surinam is an area of outstanding natural beauty and great scientific interest.. During a six month expedition in 1968 – 69 and supplementary visits in 1970 and 1972 we were fortunate enough to study the flora and vegetation of this largely unknown part of Surinam *.

Suriname is one of highly diverse countries in re gards to biodiversity. Suriname's biggest city is the capital city Paramaribo. Over 90% of the country is covered by tropical rain forest. The country's name 'Suriname' derives from the Surinen people who lived in the area in the 16th century. Suriname is known for its Dutch sugar plantations.

Photos of plants in Suriname [updated ] All images are the property of Rhett A. Butler /, copyright 2008. contact me regarding use and reproduction.

governments, the trade in medicinal plants still remains a. 'hidden harvest' in many countries (Padoch 1992). Suriname, a former Dutch colony with more than 80%. of its surface covered by ...

 · Enslaved Africans in Suriname searched for similar plants that they remembered from their homeland, but succeeded in this only for a small number of plant species. Instead of limiting themselves to their previously known plant species, they searched for new species to replace the African ingredients in their herbal treatments [ 26 ].

The Surinam Cherry is the most widely known of the ediblefruited Eugenia species, because of its great adaptability. The shrub or tree, to 25 ft ( m) high, has slender, spreading branches and resinously aromatic foliage. The opposite leaves, bronze when young, are deepgreen and glossy when mature; turn red in cold, dry winter weather.

 · Professor plant jonge mangroveboompjes om kust van Suriname te redden. Dit doet het zeewater met het land bij Weg naar Zee in Suriname. Interessante reportage bij de NOS over professor Sieuwnath Naipal, hydroloog aan de Anton de Kom Universiteit van Paramaribo. Hij wil de oorspronkelijke natuurlijke kustbescherming in Suriname herstellen.

LIST OF VERNACULAR NAMES OF SURINAM WOODY PLANTS 5. INDEX OF SCIENTIFIC NAMES 252. 3. Introduction. This list of Surinam woody plant names (and some herbs) and their botanical equivalents with frequently encountered synonyms is composed .

Suriname is home to at least 5018 species of vascular plants. % of Suriname is protected under IUCN egories IV. 2011 Update In May 2011, Sassan Saatchi of Caltech's Jet Propulsion Lab and colleagues published a paper in PNAS with new carbon stock estimates for global tropical forests .

 · Suriname commissions newly expanded refinery. Jan. 6, 2016. Suriname state oil firm Staatsolie has completed the longplanned major expansion and efficiency project to double crude processing ...

This paper has addressed the beauty industry in Suriname, the commonly used plants for manufacturing these products in the country, as well as the scientific rationale for using these plants. So far, only a relative handful of Suriname's abundant plant biodiversity encompassing an estimated 5,000 higher plants is used for cosmetic and cosmeceutical purposes.

Medicinal plants offered for sale in Paramaribo, Suriname. Picture by Sara Groenendijk. Speciesaccumulation curve for the 46 market vendors interviewed in April and May 2006 in Suriname.

Development of a processing strategy for the pineapple value chain in Suriname. Request for quotation. Reference: . Beneficiary country(ies): Suriname. Published on: 21Apr2021. Deadline on: 06May2021 20:00 (GMT ) Western Europe Time, London, Lisbon, Casablanca. Description ...

 · Surinam spinach (Talinum triangulare) is an abundant, hardy perennial green definitely worth growing if you have a warm but semishaded spot in your garden. I rely on plants like this for a reliable and tasty source of diverse leafy greens in my kitchen each day. Because Surinam spinach is so robust, pretty, easy and productive it also makes it a great plant for .

The Gran Olo hydroelectric power plant is a mini hydro power plant under construction on the Tapanahony River in Suriname with a projected capacity of 300 kilowatts (400 hp), although initially only one turbine with a capacity of 150 kilowatts (200 hp) will be operated. The power plant will initially provide electricity to the villages of Puketi and Futupasi, but in the future .

 · The Suriname Maroons, however, began to plant forest medicines long before populations declined and prices went up. As they do not consider cultivated plants qualitatively inferior to wildgathered specimens, their efforts to cultivate forest medicinals should not be seen as an adaptation to the depletion of wild resources, but rather as an early action to prevent this.