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Ocimum spp.

Orthophytum spp.

Pachycereus spp.

Paeonia spp.

Pandanus spp.

Papaver spp.

Passiflora spp.

Paullinia spp.

Pausinystalia spp.

Peganum spp.

Pereskiopsis spp.

Peumus spp.

Phyllanthus spp.

Pilosocereus spp.

Piper spp.

Psychotria spp.

Ptychopetalum spp.

Pueraria spp.

Ranunculus spp.

Rauvolfia spp.

Rhipsalis spp.

Rungia spp.

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Ocimum spp.

Basil; Thai Basil; Common Basil; Sweet Basil; St. Josephwort; Tulsi.

Ocimum spp.

Orthophytum spp.

Orthophytum spp.

Pachycereus spp.

Mexican Giant Cardon; Elephant Cactus; Indian Comb; Hairbrush Cactus.

Pachycereus spp.

Paeonia spp.

Bai Shao; Chi Shao; Chinese Peony; Common Peony; Coral Peony; Tree Peony.

Paeonia spp.

Pandanus spp.

Pandanus spp.

Papaver spp.

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Opium poppy is a strong analgesic and narcotic and has been used for this purpose all over the world. Please note: The propagation and processing of these seeds is illegal without a license within Australia.

Papaver spp.

Passiflora spp.

Passionflower is promoted as a dietary supplement for anxiety and sleep problems, as well as for pain, heart rhythm problems, menopausal symptoms, and attention-deficit hyperactivity disorder (ADHD). It is applied to the skin for burns and to treat haemorrhoids. Research has found chemicals in passionflower have calming, sleep inducing, and m...

Passiflora spp.

Paullinia spp.

Several uses for the Paullinia spp. have been recorded. The fruit of several species are edible, with P. cupana (Guarana) being the most popular. Other species, notably P. yoco (Yoco), are used as herbal medicine for various treatments. The sap of some species, notably P. cururu is highly toxic, and is used as an arrow poison by Native American ...

Paullinia spp.

Pausinystalia spp.

Yohimbe is the only medically recognised natural aphrodisiac. Its use as an aphrodisiac in its native area has been well documented and its unique effects were soon valued in many parts of the world.

Pausinystalia spp.

Peganum spp.

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The plant is used traditionally as an emmenagogue and an abortifacient agent in the Middle East and North Africa. The fruits of Peganum harmala are the source of a red dye and an oil. Also commonly used as an incense. It is held in high esteem in Middle Eastern countries.

Peganum spp.

Pereskiopsis spp.

Alfilerillo; Cola De Diablo; Nopaleta; Patilon.

Pereskiopsis spp.

Peumus spp.

Peumus spp.

Phyllanthus spp.

Stone Breaker; Leafflower; Chanca Piedra.

Phyllanthus spp.

Pilosocereus spp.

Pilosocereus spp.

Piper spp.

Piper spp.

Psychotria spp.

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The Psychotria genus contains 1,582 species. Many species, including Psychotria viridis, produce the psychedelic chemical dimethyltryptamine (DMT).
The members of the genus are small understorey trees in tropical forests. Some species are endangered or facing extinction due to deforestation, ...

Psychotria spp.

Ptychopetalum spp.

Muira Puama; Potency Wood; Marapuama.

Ptychopetalum spp.

Pueraria spp.

Kudzu; Kwao Krua.

Pueraria spp.

Ranunculus spp.

Lesser Celandine

Ranunculus spp.

Rauvolfia spp.

Rauwolfia; Devil-Pepper; Be Still Tree.

Rauvolfia spp.

Rhipsalis spp.

Hairy-Fruited Wickerware Cactus; Rhipsalis.

Rhipsalis spp.

Rungia spp.

Mushroom Plant.

Rungia spp.

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