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

 Tumor(Parotid)

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Plant
Althaea pallida ( Marshamallow )
Avena fatua ( Ch'Iao Mai, Oats, Wildoat, Yen Mai )
Corylus avellana ( Avellano, Koyunfindigi, Leptokaryon )
Hyoscyamus niger ( Altercum, Banj Barry, Banotu, Black Henbane, Giusguiamo, Henbane, Henbane,Black, Hiyosu, Hunabra-So, Jusquiame, Sukran )
Pistacia lentiscus ( Almaciga, Egyptian Mastich, Lentisco, Lentiscus, Lentisk, Mastic, Mastic Resin, Mastich, Mastiche, Masticke, Masticum, Mastix, Pistache, Sakiz Agaci, Schinos )
Rumex alpinus ( Alpen Ampfer, Alpen Zuring, Alpine Dock, Lapatium, Mountain Rhubarb, Patience Des Alpes, Rabarbaro Alpino, Ruibarbo De Los Monjes )
Styrax officinale ( Storax, Styrax )
Verbena supina ( Herba Verbena )
*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.