Domesticated plants

Domesticated plants — plant species cultivated by humans in agriculture and forestry, and in horticulture and gardening.

Aesthetic uses — ornamental plants and trees in gardens and parks, craft materials (eg: basketmaking, indigenous clothing), and decoration (eg: floristry).
Consumption uses — food crops (for humans and/or domesticated animals), byproducts (eg: syrups), and herbs and spices.
Healing uses — traditional medicines and medical drugs; and psychoactive entheogens in religious, shamanic, or spiritual contexts.
Raw materials uses — biofuel, lumber and other building materials, packaging, and components/ingredients in other products and items.