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Ethnobotanical Use Scald
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Total Plants: 41
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| Abelmoschus esculentus ( Bamia, Calalou, Calalou Gombo, Gombo, Gumbo, Huang Shu K'Uei, Molondron, Ochro, Quiabeiro, Quingombo ) |
| Alnus serrulata ( Black Alder ) |
| Azadirachta indica ( An Lo Kuo, Anbah, Mamuang, Manga, Manga Agaci, Mangga, Mango, Mangot, Mangot Fil, Manguier, Merpelam, Nimva, Pelem, Tesbih Agaci ) |
| Betula lenta ( Tatli Husagaci ) |
| Betula papyrifera |
| Camellia japonica ( Ch'A Chin T'Iao, Ch'A Hua, Tubaki, Tz'U Ch'A, Yabu-Tubaki ) |
| Capsicum frutescens ( Chile, Filfil Darah, Pepper,Red, Piment De Cayenne, Sili Biberi ) |
| Cucumis sativus ( Arou, Cucumber, Daikon, Hiyar, Hu Kua, Huang Kua, Karaturp, Katimun, Khiyar, Khiyar Mai, Kirmiziturp, Lai Fu, Lo Po, Mulaka, Rabano, Radis, Radis Marron, Radish ) |
| Cunninghamia sinensis ( Sha Mu, Shan ) |
| Cydonia oblonga ( Ayva Agaci, Haiwa, Haiwah, Mala Citonia, Marumero, Membrillo, Quince, Sfarjal, Wen Po ) |
| Dryandra cordata ( Hu Tzu T'Ung, Ying Tzu T'Ung, Yu T'Ung ) |
| Epigaea asiatica ( Shan P'I P'A ) |
| Fagus grandifolia ( American Beech ) |
| Gardenia florida ( Chien Chi, Chih Tzu, Hsien Chi, Huang Chih Tzu, Hung Chih Tzu, Mu Tan, Shan Chih Tzu, Shan Hei Chih, Yueh Tao ) |
| Glycine max ( Chiang, Chiang Yu, Hei Tou, Huang Tou, Jen Shu, Jung Shu, Shih Tou, Shih Yu, Shu, Soya Fasulyasi, Soybean, Ta Tou, Ta Tou Huang Chuen, Ta Tou Shih, Tou Fu, Tou Huang, Tou Yu ) |
| Glycyrrhiza glabra ( Gan Cao, Iriqsus, Kan T'Sao, Kan Ts'Ao, Licorice, Liquirita, Madhuka, Meyankoku, Mi Ts'Ao, Regaliz, Sus Maikik ) |
| Hedyotis philippensis ( Bunga kakarang (Syphilis flowe, Ubat sampu puchat (Anemia med. ) |
| Hibiscus mutabilis ( Botan, Changing Rose, Chiu K'Uei, Fu Rong Ye, Mu Fu Jung, Mu Fu Jung Yeh, Ti Fu Jung, Waru landak ) |
| Leonotis nepetaefolia |
| Linum usitatissimum ( Ama, Chih Ma, Flax, Hu Ma, Kahtan, Keten, Kettan, Kittan, Lin, Linaza, Lino, Linseed ) |
*Unless otherwise noted all references are to Duke, James A. 1992. Handbook of phytochemical constituents of GRAS herbs and other economic plants. Boca Raton, FL. CRC Press.