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Retrieved 2017-08-05. Auxence,
Elena Gautier (1953). "A
pharmacognostic study of
Piscidia Erythrina"...
- Taub. (as E. mono**** Lam.)
Piscidia pisci**** (L.) Sarg (as E. pisci**** L.) Growing,
selling or
possessing Erythrina spp.
except for
ornamental purposes...
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Erythrina corallodendron, the red bean tree, is a
species of
flowering plant in the
family Fabaceae. It is
native to the Caribbean; Jamaica, Hispaniola...
- 2013-08-26.
Costello CH,
Butler CL (March 1948). "An
investigation of
Piscidia erythrina (Jamaica dogwood)".
Journal of the
American Pharmaceutical ****ociation...
- emmenagogue, anti-spasmodic, hepatic,
cardiac tonic, and hypotensive.
Piscidia erythrina (Jamaican dogwood) is an
eclectic remedy effective for
painful spasms...
-
people of
Mexico also
called the stem and bark of
Erythrina coralloides, the bark of
Piscidia erythrina, and the
seeds of
Rhynochosia praecatoria by the...
- cur****ow
mutum salaymulita Pyrilia barrabandi curica bird
curica sapa
Piscidia erythrina woody wine,
Jamaica dogwood timbó
siliko Eigenmannia trilineata tuvira...
- (Eugenia rhombea), Key
Thatch Palm (Leucothrinax morrisii),
Jamaica Dogwood (
Piscidia pisci****),
False Tamarind (Lysiloma latisiliquum), Bay
Cedar (Suriana...
- Middle-Eastern, and North-African,
traditional medicine Rotenoids,
piscidone Jamaican dogwood (
Piscidia pisci****)
component of
Caribbean traditional medicine...
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Phyllodium Phyllota Phylloxylon Physostigma Pickeringia Pictetia Piptanthus Piscidia Pisum Plagiocarpus Platycelyphium Platycyamus Platylobium Platymiscium...
