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Title:	Indigenous Ex Situ Conservation of Q'eqchi' Maya Medicinal Plant Resources at the Itzamma Garden—Indian Creek, Belize, Central America
Source:	Human Ecology [0300-7839] Audet, Patrick yr:2012

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