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About The Ginkgo Pages: Cor Kwant
Ginkgo Forum - Blog
Forum
contents: all posts by titles
Ginkgo and art
Kuratorium Baum
des Jahres: Ginkgo biloba, Baum des Jahrtausends
Lebende
Fossilien-Online (Living fossils)
NCBI Taxonomy Browser: Genbank,
published DNA sequence data for Ginkgo
Ohio
State University: features, usage, selections of Ginkgo
UCMP
Univ.of California, Berkeley: Introduction to the Ginkgoales
University
of Koblenz (Germany): Der Ginkgo-baum
Le Gingko
biloba, ou "arbre aux quarante écus"
Ginkgo biloba by Claude Roedlich
Ginkgo website
by Gennady Marchenko (Univ. of Kharkov)
Ginkgo information and photos
from Czech Republic and Slovak Republic
The Ginkgo and literature:
bibliography and fiction
Searchengine for more internet
sites about the Ginkgo in different languages
Ginkgo fossils
You can visit my Blog - Forum:
many posts about the Ginkgo, photos, videos
and reactions to questions by
readers (or ask a question yourself):
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Cor's Ginkgo Photos
Photo Special of The Ginkgo Pages
Specials page
Video of Ginkgo-leaves
Slideshow
of Ginkgo in fall in Japan
Slideshow
of Ginkgo in winter in Japan
Kuri's
Panorama Page: Marunouchi, Tokyo
Kyoboku.com:
Hiroshi Takahashi, 101 old Ginkgos in Japan
A
Botanical Garden in Japan: some nice photos
Japanese
tree flowers and gigantic trees
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Botanikus, Botanik-Datenbank
Natural selection: UK's gateway to
high quality internet recources in the natural world
Nederlandse Biologie Website
Rochester
Gardening link lists
Stuebers Online Library, a collection
of historic and modern biology books.
University of Wageningen:
Plant Link Library
Botanical
Society of America
Evolving
Earth Foundation
Florida
Museum of Natural History, University of Florida
Fossiel.net
Ginkgo fossils
Hans'
Paleobotany pages
International
Organisation of Paleobotany
University
of California Museum of Paleontology
Links
for Palaeobotanists by Klaus-Peter Kelber
Paleonet
Many garden centers sell the
Ginkgo biloba.
Special cultivars are for sale
at a nursery.
The Ginkgo can often be found
in the conifer catalogue.
Many companies that sell seeds/trees
are mentioned on my FAQ-page.
Botanical
Garden Information System
GardenWeb: also forums about
trees, seeds, bonsai etc.
Guy's
website 'De Houtwal': Propagation information
New Plant
Page: Ginkgo cultivars
Royal
Horticultural Society: Plantfinder
Stem
cuttings: Instructions how to take and treat
Ginkgo as a bonsai: care, style, gallery with
many photos, links
Sites with medicinal or related information
About.com:
Herbs for health-Ginkgo
Alternative Medicine
Foundation: HerbMed®
The Alternative Medicine
Homepage, University of Pittsburgh
American Academy
of Family Physicians: Ginkgo
American
Botanical Council
Consumed.nl: informatie over geneesmiddelen
Consumerlab.com:
test Ginkgo quality
Dr. Duke's Phytochemical
and Ethnobotanical Databases
FAQ The Ginkgo Pages
Het Gezondheidsplein
HealthWorld
Online: Ginkgo Biloba by David L. Hoffmann
Herb Research
Foundation
Life
Extension Foundation: Ginkgo abstracts
MayoClinic.com:
Ginkgo
MedlinePlus
- service of the U.S. NLM, the National Institutes of Health (NIH): Ginkgo
National Center for
Complementary and Alternative Medicine
National
Institutes of Health (NIH): Ginkgo testing review
New York Online Access to
Health -NOAH
PubMed:
search National Library of Medicine
RxList
internet drug index- alternatives: Ginkgo
RxMed:
health-care website
Scirus:
science-specific search engine
Sudoc/Abes
- recherches les collections des bibliothèques universitaires
françaises
Universitat
de Barcelona: Fitoteràpia i plantes medicinals
Sites in some way relating to the Ginkgo
IUCN Red List of Threatened
Plants
The
Cycad Pages. The Cycad is a close relative of the Ginkgo.
Ginkgo Petrified Forest State
Park. In the park among others Ginkgo petrified wood.
Engelbert Kaempfer, the discoverer of the
Ginkgo in Japan
Largest
Ginkgo in Texas
Lebende
Fossilien: Handfarne, Ginkgos und Mammutbäume
Living Fossils
among which the Ginkgo
Metasequoia
glyptostroboides (Dawn Redwood), living fossil tree
Wollemi Pine, another living
fossil
Planet Weimar: Goethe and
Ginkgo + some samples of Ginkgo wood and fossils
About
.com: Chinese cuisine
US National
Arboretum: USDA Plant Hardiness Zone Map
WWF - World Wide Fund For Nature
If you know useful links for this page please email me.
DISCLAIMER
I am not affiliated with nor vouch for any
claims of the products offered on all links on my entire website.
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