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Tico Ethnobotanical Dictionary -- D
... ) DYE and INK: Substance used to stain or tint. Anacardium, Arrabidaea, Bixa, Bocconia, Byrsonima, Chlorophora, Curcuma, Diphysa, Hibiscus, Indigofera, Lafoensia, Dichronema, Morinda, Persea, ... the bowels. Treated with Acacia, Adenanthera, Anacardium, Annona, Aristolochia, Bidens, Bixa, Brownea, Bursera, Cajanus, Casuarina, Cecropia, Celosia, Chrysobalanus, Chrysophyllum, Clitoria, Coccoloba, Cocos, ...
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Tico Ethnobotanical Dictionary -- E
... take for colic and gas. ERYSIPELAS: An infection of the skin with streptococci. Treated with Bixa, boerhaavia, Browallila, Caesalpinia, Calophyllum, Dorstenia, Gliricidia, Hamelia, Hibiscus, Hura, Indigofera, Iresine, Jacaranda, Pedilanthus, Plumbago, Porophyllum ...
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Tico Ethnobotanical Dictionary -- F
... , Adansonia, Allamanda, Allium, Alternanthera, Anacardium, Andira, Argemone, Aristolochia, Artemisia, Bambusa, Bixa, Byrsonima, Caesalpinia, Calycophyllum, Capraria, Carapa, Cardiospermum, Carica, Cassia, Cedrela, Chomelia, Chrysophyllum, ... (C) FUNGICIDE: A substance that kills fungi, e.g., ringworm. Anacardium, Bixa, Carica, Cassia, Mangifera, Thespesia, Vismia, Ximenia. FURCRAEA sp. Cabuya (CR ...
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Tico Ethnobotanical Dictionary -- H
... cancer, erysipelas, and malaria. Harino: Calycophyllum (P); Dipterodendron (P); Pithecellobium (P) Harton: Musa (C) Haru: Bixa (Ch) Hashish: Cannabis (E) HASSELTIA FLORIBUNDA H.B.K. Raspalengua (D) . Fruits of this small ...
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Tico Ethnobotanical Dictionary -- L
... de agua: Eichhornia (CR) Lirio de monte: Sisyrinchium (C) Lirio de pantano: Eichhornia (C) Lisa: Bixa (Cu) LITHONTRIPTIC: A substance for the remobal of stones, e.g., gallstones. Bambusa, Cassia, Cissampelos ...
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Tico Ethnobotanical Dictionary -- N
... ); Cosmos (P) Ninusapu: Clibadium (Cu) Niopo: Niopa (C) Niorno: Bauhinia (C) Nipe: Sapium (P) Nisala: Bixa (Cu) Nisperillo: Ficus (C) Nispero: Achras (S); Lucuma (B); Manilkara (C,CR,P); Pouteria (CR ...
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Tico Ethnobotanical Dictionary -- O
... ONOSEROIDES Robinson: Hoja de Santamaria (C) ONOSERIS PURPUREA Blake: Santa Maria (C) Onote: Bixa (C) Onotillo: Vismia (C) Onoto: Bixa (C) OPUNTIA sp.: Prickly pear (E); Tuna (S). The fruits are edible ...
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Tico Ethnobotanical Dictionary -- U
... de tigre: Mucuna (CR); Pisonia (CR); Pithecellobium (C) UNGUENT: An ointment for burns. Abrus, Acalypha, Bixa, Cocos, Cucurbita, Gouania, Guazuma, Jatropha, Mangifera, Musa, Ophioglossum, Oryza, Phaseolus, Portulaca, Pothomorphe, Sesamum, Solanum, Theobroma ...
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