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Early life and education Ben-Erik van Ben-Erik van Wyk FAAS (born 27 December in Bellville) is a South African professor of indigenous botany and traditional African medicine at the University of Johannesburg.

Ben-Erik van Wyk was Currently I am a Research Professor of Indigenous Plant Use, based at the University of Johannesburg in South Africa. I am author or co-author (with talented collaborators and post-graduate students) of 19 books and scientific papers.

Ben-Erik van Wyk [Born 27.12.1956,

Ben-Erik van Wyk was born on 27 December in Bellville. His parents were the artists, Elise Bodley van Wyk and Abraham Jacobus (Appie) van Wyk. After matriculation in Calvinia, he studied forestry and nature conservation at Stellenbosch University () and completed a degree in Botany at Stellenbosch University () and a Ph.

Professor Ben-Erik van Wyk is Ben-Erik Van Wyk, South African science educator, researcher. Achievements include development of medicinal products from indigenous plants; research in systematic research of the Fabaceae and Apiaceae families; research in chemotaxonomy of African plants and medicinal plants; patents for use of herbal product sceletium.

Latest news and commentary Author of 19 books and more than scientific publications. Examples of books include "Culinary Herbs and Spices of the World", "Medicinal Plants of the World" and "Medicinal Plants of South Africa".

Ben-Erik van Wyk offers the Ben-Erik van Wyk is a professor of Botany at the University of Johannesburg with a research interest in systematic botany and plant utilisation. He is the author of international scientific bestsellers such as Medicinal Plants of the World and Food Plants of the World.

Prof Ben-Erik van Wyk Ben-Erik Van Wyk Botanist and modern-day herbalist The exceptional biological and cultural diversity, as well as the high levels of endemism in Africa and southern Africa are unique assets of international importance.

Prof. Ben-Erik van Wyk Ben-Erik Van Wyk Botanist and modern-day herbalist The exceptional biological and cultural diversity, as well as the high levels of endemism in Africa and southern Africa are unique assets of international importance.