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Journal of Ethnopharmacology|February 7, 2012
Ghana's herbal marketTinde van Andel, Britt Myren, Sabine van OnselenJournal of Ethnopharmacology|July 3, 2015
"The medicine from behind": The frequent use of enemas in western African traditional medicineTinde van Andel, Sabine van Onselen, Britt Myren, et al.Economic Botany|March 27, 2010
African Rice (Oryza glaberrima Steud.): Lost Crop of the Enslaved Africans Discovered in SurinameTinde Van AndelJournal of Ethnobiology and Ethnomedicine|January 10, 2015
Evidence of a link between taboos and sacrifices and resource scarcity of ritual plantsDiana Quiroz, Tinde van AndelJournal of Ethnopharmacology|December 17, 2009
Why Surinamese migrants in the Netherlands continue to use medicinal herbs from their home countryTinde van Andel, Paul WestersEconomic Botany|December 22, 2018
The Cultural Importance of Plants in Western African ReligionsDiana Quiroz, Tinde van AndelJournal of Ethnopharmacology|January 17, 2016
Wild plants, pregnancy, and the food-medicine continuum in the southern regions of Ghana and BeninAlexandra M Towns, Tinde van AndelBMC Complementary and Alternative Medicine|April 1, 2014
Comparing local perspectives on women's health with statistics on maternal mortality: an ethnobotanical study in Bénin and GabonAlexandra M Towns, Tinde van AndelEvidence-Based Complementary and Alternative Medicine : Ecam|May 9, 2013
Why urban citizens in developing countries use traditional medicines: the case of surinameTinde van Andel, Luísa G CarvalheiroEconomic Botany|February 10, 2017
The Trade in African Medicinal Plants in Matonge-Ixelles, Brussels (Belgium)Tinde van Andel, Marie-Cakupewa C FundikoPageof 6