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'''Useful plants''' are wildgrowing or cultivated species of [[plant]]s which were or are co-opted by humans to fulfill a particular need. |
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* [[Food plants]] |
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* [[List of culinary herbs and spices|Herbs and spices]] |
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* [[Medicinal plants]] |
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* [[Fodder|Fodder plants]] |
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* Plants delivering material for textiles |
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* Plants delivering [[natural dye]] |
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* Plants delivering timber |
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Also [[Ornamental plant]]s can be included. |
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Currently 20,000 species of plants are used which is 5 % of all the plant species described. 4900 species are cultivated. 150 of these species deliver 90 % of the food of mankind.<ref>[http://www.spektrum.de/lexikon/biologie/nutzpflanzen/47047 spectrum.de: ''Nutzpflanzen.'']</ref> |
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== See also == |
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[[Category:Plants and humans]] |
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