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zloy xaker [14]
3 years ago
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I am writing an essay about plants role in medicine. I have tried researching information but every website has the same informa

tion. Can anybody elaborate on information about a plants role in medicine and healing illnesses and diseases? I would like to structure the essay with the following subjects: 1. Introduction to plants and their role in medicine 2.The importance of plants in our planet 3. The change of medicine from natural to synthetic. Also any helpful websites if you have any would be great! WILL GIVE POINTS TO WHOEVER ANSWERS!
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klemol [59]3 years ago
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Im not writing your essay but some plants are used as medication and other remedies. plants are important because they provide food, medicine, oxygen, etc. 
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