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Bacopa spp.

Banisteriopsis spp.

Boesenbergia spp.

Brachychiton spp.

Brugmansia spp.

Brunfelsia spp.

Bunchosia spp.

Bursera spp.

Calea spp.

Canavalia spp.

Capsicum spp.

Carica spp.

Carissa spp.

Cassia spp.

Catha spp.

Catharanthus spp.

Celastrus spp.

Centaurium spp.

Centella spp.

Ceratonia spp.

Ceropegia spp.

Chamaecytisus spp.

Chelidonium spp.

Chenopodium spp.

Cinchona spp.

Citrus spp.

Cleistocactus spp.

Cnidium spp.

Coffea spp.

Cola spp.

Coleus spp.

Convolvulus spp.

Copiapoa spp.

Corydalis spp.

Costus spp.

Crinum spp.

Croton spp.

Curcuma spp.

Cymbopogon spp.

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B - C

Bacopa spp.

Memory Herb; Brahmi; Water Hyssop, Thyme-Leafed Gratiola; Herpestis Herb; Indian Pennywort; Babies Tears; Herb of Grace.

Bacopa spp.

Banisteriopsis spp.

Ayahuasca Vine.

Banisteriopsis spp.

Boesenbergia spp.

Fingerroot; Chinese keys; Chinese ginger. A medicinal and culinary herb from China and Southeast Asia with bright yellow, finger-shaped rhizomes. It is eaten raw in salads, made into pickles, added to soups and curries especially those made of seafood.

Boesenbergia spp.

Brachychiton spp.

Kurrajong. A small tree found in northern Australia. Aboriginal people ate the seeds raw or toasted as well as the starchy taproot of young trees.

Brachychiton spp.

Brugmansia spp.

Angels Trumpets.

(HIGHLY TOXIC!)

Brugmansia spp.

Brunfelsia spp.

Yesterday, Today and Tomorrow; Raintree. The genus is originally from northern Brazil and the Caribbean Islands. Because most of its species are so beautiful, the genus has spread as an ornamental into all of the tropical zones of the world. The species with the ethnomedical significance are all from the Amazon, where they are planted by many of...

Brunfelsia spp.

Bunchosia spp.

Peanut Butter Fruit. The rich, sweet flesh has a texture similar to peanut butter. Tree has clusters of yellow flowers that are followed by an abundance of red fruit.

Bunchosia spp.

Bursera spp.

Palo santo may be burned, similar to incense, by lighting shavings of the wood.

Bursera spp.

Calea spp.

Mexican Dream Herb.

Calea spp.

Canavalia spp.

Canavalia spp.

Capsicum spp.

Capsicum spp.

Carica spp.

Carica spp.

Carissa spp.

Carissa spp.

Cassia spp.

Cassia spp.

Catha spp.

Catha spp.

Catharanthus spp.

Vinca; Madagascar Periwinkle.

Catharanthus spp.

Celastrus spp.

Oriental Bittersweet; Bittersweets; Intellect Tree.

Celastrus spp.

Centaurium spp.

Common Centaury; European Centaury.

Centaurium spp.

Centella spp.

Centella; Gotu Cola; Pennywort; Madekassol; Jal Brahmi; Coinwort; Hydrocotyl.

Centella spp.

Ceratonia spp.

Ceratonia spp.

Ceropegia spp.

Bushmans Pipe; Lantern Flower; Parasol Flower; Parachute Flower; String of Hearts; Snake Creeper; Wine-Glass Vine; Rosary Vine; Necklace Vine.

Ceropegia spp.

Chamaecytisus spp.

Chamaecytisus spp.

Chelidonium spp.

Chelidonium spp.

Chenopodium spp.

Chenopodium spp.

Cinchona spp.

Cinchona spp.

Citrus spp.

Citrus spp.

Cleistocactus spp.

Firecracker Cactus.

Cleistocactus spp.

Cnidium spp.

Cnidium spp.

Coffea spp.

Coffea spp.

Cola spp.

Cola spp.

Coleus spp.

Coleus; Painted Nettle.

Coleus spp.

Convolvulus spp.

Bindweed; Morning Glory.

Convolvulus spp.

Copiapoa spp.

Copiapoa spp.

Corydalis spp.

Corydalis spp.

Costus spp.

Costus spp.

Crinum spp.

Crinum spp.

Croton spp.

Sangre de grado; Sangre de drago; Dragons Blood.

Croton spp.

Curcuma spp.

Curcuma spp.

Cymbopogon spp.

Lemongrass; Citronella Grass.

Cymbopogon spp.

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