Kweku Anansi · Sources
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Living Memory
325 editorial records from the Kweku Anansi web collection at commit 096592a78c6cad4670ccc9b5888bd56f108bf51e. These are editorial summaries, not independently verified primary-source citations. Country associations come from explicit source fields; they do not prove exclusive origin or comprehensive coverage. Cross-border records can belong to several countries.
Herbarium
2,640 botanical-name records projected from the public Herbarium cards at commit d0a993a06b9499e2827488d49ab183efef7a1d2e. Scientific/vernacular names, family, rank and source toxicity status are preserved. The source card can contain other information; the connection returns only the fields documented in its tools.
Compound reference
3,268 plant–compound associations marked duke_cc0 in those public cards. The Herbarium source register identifies Dr. Duke’s Phytochemical and Ethnobotanical Databases, frozen 1992–2016, with source tables consumed from Figshare Section A. The source register describes the underlying USDA data as CC0 and the redistribution as CC BY. Preserve that upstream attribution when reusing these records. The integration does not independently validate those chemical associations or infer target binding, effectiveness, concentration or safety.
Product coverage
Ghana, Nigeria, Zimbabwe and South Africa are available as country filters in Living Memory alongside the other countries in that collection. The separately named country Vercel projects were empty at inspection and are not represented as operating services. Phyto Lab’s existing hypothesis/experiment workflows are not exposed; this connection adds only public compound reference lookup. No laboratory execution or new research computation runs here.