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Dr. Duke's Phytochemical and Ethnobotanical Databases
U.S. Department of Agriculture

 Tumor(Fauces)

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Plant
Belamcanda chinensis ( Hi-Ogi, Pokok kipas (fan plant), Semprit, She Kan, Suliga )
Morus alba ( Besaran, Chi Sang, Chin Sang, Ching Sang, Dut Agaci, Hsun, I Sang, Kitaoe, Lampoeng, Lu Sang, Ma-Guwa, Mora, Morera, Mures, Nu Sang, Pai Sang, Sang, Sang Ken Pai P'I, Sang Pi, Sang Shen Chiu, Sang Shen Kao, Sang Shen Tzu, Shan Sang, Shen, T'An, Ti Sang, Tu, Tukki, Tut, Tuth )
Pistacia lentiscus ( Almaciga, Egyptian Mastich, Lentisco, Lentiscus, Lentisk, Mastic, Mastic Resin, Mastich, Mastiche, Masticke, Masticum, Mastix, Pistache, Sakiz Agaci, Schinos )
Rhus coriaria ( Notia, Somack, Sommak, Sumac, Sumak, Sumak Agaci, Sumbaq, Tursh, Zumaque )
*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.