The main objectives of the seminars have been the summary of the investigations scheduled and carried out from the previous seminar, as well as the revision of the recommendations according to the results of these new investigations, and to new bibliographical data (more than 3,660 references in total). This data was provided by participants and by computerized databases: ACCT, Biosis, CNRS, Fundaçao Brasileira of Medicinal Plants-ITAUTEC, Max Planck Institute, Medline and mainly NAPRALERT.
TRAMIL Workshops
II.
Dominican Republic, La Yuca, November, 1986
Co-organised with UASD
30 participants
79 studied plants
- 39 for research purposes (INV)
- 31 with a recommended use (REC)
- 12 considered toxic (TOX)
343 bibliographic references
III.
Cuba, Havana, November, 1988
Co-organised with MINSAP
39 participants
88 studied plants
- 49 for research purposes (INV)
- 41 with a recommended use (REC)
- 14 considered toxic (TOX)
485 bibliographic references
IV.
Honduras, Tela, November, 1989
Co-organised with UNAH
29 participants
159 studied plants
- 67 for research purposes (INV)
- 60 with a recommended use (REC)
- 15 considered toxic (TOX)
728 bibliographic references
V.
Guatemala, Lívingston, November, 1990
Co-organised with CONAPLAMED
27 participants from 19 territories
VI.
Guadeloupe, Circonvallation, November, 1992
Co-organised with UAG & APLAMEDAROM
35 participants
VII.
Colombia, San Andrés, February, 1995
Co-organised with U. de Antioquia
28 participants from 16 territories
197 studied plants
- 163 for research purposes (INV)
- 115 with a recommended use (REC)
- 7 considered toxic (TOX)
2664 bibliographic references
VIII.
Grenada, Saint George's, December, 1995
26 participants from 21 territories
101 studied plants
2937 bibliographic references
IX.
French Guiana, Cayenne, November, 1998
Co-organised with IRD
X.
Panama, Clayton, March, 2001
Co-organised with CIFLORPAN
31 participants from 14 territories
20 studied plants
3742 bibliographic references
XI.
Mexico, Mérida, March, 2003
Co-organised with CICY/SEMARNAT
