To the (i)____________ eye the jungle canopy can seem little more than a dense latticework of branches and leaves. For the indigenous peoples of the Amazon, even a small area can serve as a veritable (ii)____________ of pharmaceutical cures. The field of ethnobotany, which relates both to the natural pharmacy offered up by the jungle and the peoples who serve as a store of such knowledge, has become increasingly popular in the last decades as many anthropologists, hoping to take advantage of this vast bounty, learn the language and customs of the tribes in order to (iii)____________ them thousands of years worth of knowledge. A. untutored B. cornucopia C. glean from D. sophisticated E. invasion F. allot to G. veteran H. dissemination I. purge from