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...umb|250px|The economically important [[Silk Road]] (red) and spice [[trade routes]] (blue) were blocked by the [[Seljuk Empire]] c. 1090, triggering the [[Cr ...1>{{cite web |url=http://www.britannica.com/topic/spice-trade |title=Spice Trade |date=2016 |publisher=Encyclopædia Britannica |access-date=25 April 2016}}< ...

...urally through their [[Indian cuisine|cuisine]]; historically, the [[spice trade]] developed throughout the [[Wikipedia:Indian subcontinent|Indian subcontin {{main|Spice trade}} ...

...urally through their [[Indian cuisine|cuisine]]; historically, the [[spice trade]] developed throughout the [[Wikipedia:Indian subcontinent|Indian subcontin {{main|Spice trade}} ...

...|Indian culinary influences]] introduced through [[Sea lane|maritime trade routes]] across the [[Indian Ocean]]. Over time, these foreign elements were adapt ===Indian influence and the spice trade=== ...

...|Indian culinary influences]] introduced through [[Sea lane|maritime trade routes]] across the [[Indian Ocean]]. Over time, these foreign elements were adapt ===Indian influence and the spice trade=== ...

...s a combination of native agricultural practices and influences from trade routes with India and the Middle East. Staples such as maize, beans, and rice are Africa represents a rich history of adaptation, trade, and resourcefulness. while regional differences are pronounced, the use of ...

...s a combination of native agricultural practices and influences from trade routes with India and the Middle East. Staples such as maize, beans, and rice are Africa represents a rich history of adaptation, trade, and resourcefulness. while regional differences are pronounced, the use of ...

==Routes of administration== ...aglobin_Letter.pdf|archive-date=22 December 2015}}</ref> A number of other trade names of subcutaneous immunoglobulin have since been approved, although som ...

...16th century through commercial [[Mediterranean Sea|Mediterranean]] trade routes, while Central and Eastern Europeans The Ottomans' dominant position in the trade in coffee is thought to have influenced several other European languages as ...

...16th century through commercial [[Mediterranean Sea|Mediterranean]] trade routes, while Central and Eastern Europeans The Ottomans' dominant position in the trade in coffee is thought to have influenced several other European languages as ...

...Austronesian merchants in South East Asia traded spices along marine trade routes between South Asia (primarily the ports on the south eastern coast of India ...

...Austronesian merchants in South East Asia traded spices along marine trade routes between South Asia (primarily the ports on the south eastern coast of India ...

...romote [[stimulant psychosis]]. Many recreational drugs are [[illegal drug trade|illicit]] and international treaties such as the [[Single Convention on Nar ...e [[drug delivery|administered]] via a number of [[Route of administration|routes]], and many can be administered by more than one. ...

...patent]]ing, testing, safety, efficacy using drug testing and [[legal drug trade|marketing of drugs]]. The global pharmaceuticals market produced treatments ...technology to [[Parke-Davis]]. Parke-Davis marketed epinephrine under the trade name [[Epinephrine (medication)|Adrenalin]]. Injected epinephrine proved to ...

...l tract]]), [[Injection (medicine)|injection]] into the body, and by other routes ([[Dermis|dermal]], [[Nasal administration|nasal]], [[Ophthalmic drug admin ...f certain drugs. They publish a lengthy list of chemicals and plants whose trade and consumption (where applicable) is forbidden. OTC drugs are sold without ...

...l tract]]), [[Injection (medicine)|injection]] into the body, and by other routes ([[Dermis|dermal]], [[Nasal administration|nasal]], [[Ophthalmic drug admin ...f certain drugs. They publish a lengthy list of chemicals and plants whose trade and consumption (where applicable) is forbidden. OTC drugs are sold without ...

...=3|Goa, Malacca, and Macau were key stops along the Portuguese spice trade routes (in blue) in the 16th and 17th centuries. The Portuguese also introduced [[ [[Category:Fur trade]] ...

...=3|Goa, Malacca, and Macau were key stops along the Portuguese spice trade routes (in blue) in the 16th and 17th centuries. The Portuguese also introduced [[ [[Category:Fur trade]] ...

...an peoples|Austronesian]] maritime [[trade route]]s (including the [[Spice Trade]] and [[Maritime Silk Road]]) which enabled the exchange of cuisine and ing ...g their colonization by the Spaniards, the Philippines had frequent enough trade with China in that there were Chinese outposts along some of the coastal ci ...

...an peoples|Austronesian]] maritime [[trade route]]s (including the [[Spice Trade]] and [[Maritime Silk Road]]) which enabled the exchange of cuisine and ing ...g their colonization by the Spaniards, the Philippines had frequent enough trade with China in that there were Chinese outposts along some of the coastal ci ...