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Ethnobotanical Use Analgesic
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Total Plants: 100
| Plant |
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| Acanthopanax spinosum ( Wu Chia, Wu Chia P'I, Wu Chia P'I Chiu ) |
| Aconitum lycoctonum ( Aconit Tue Loup, Aconito Matalobo, Gelber Eisenhut, Gele Monnikskap, Kurtbogan, Lupata, Matalobos, Wolfs Eisenhut, Yellow Wolfsbane ) |
| Aconitum napellus ( Aconito, Aconito Napello, Blauer Eisenhut, Duivelskruid, European Monkshood, Kaplanbogan, Monk'Shood, Monkshood, Stormhat, Tue Loup, Uva Verga, Yoshu-Tori-Kabuto ) |
| Aconitum sp ( Aconite, Ch'Uan Wu T'Ou, Herba Lobo, Mu Pieh Tzu, T'U Fu Tzu, Ts'Ao Wu, Wu T'Ou ) |
| Aesculus hippocastanum ( Atkestanesi, Buckeye, Castagno D'India, Castanheiro Da India, Castano De India, Castano De Indias, Castogno D'India, Chataigne De Cheval, Eschilo, Horse Chestnut, Ippocastano, Marronnier D'Inde, Paarde Kastanje, Rosskastanie, Seiyo-Toti-No-Ki, Wilde Kastanje ) |
| Ajuga decumbens ( Isha Nakasa ) |
| Angelica anomala ( Fang Hsiang, Fu Li, Pai Ch'Ih, Pai Chih, Pai Chih Hsiang, Tse Fen ) |
| Angelica grosserrata |
| Angelica polymorpha |
| Arisaema thunbergii ( Hu Chang ) |
| Asarum sieboldi ( Hsi Hsin, Japon Azarumu ) |
| Bocconia arborea ( Llorasangre ) |
| Buddleja americana ( Zayolizcan ) |
| Calamus margaritae |
| Calendula officinalis ( Aklelmulk, Atunjaq, Calendula, Chin Chan Hua, China, Kamisha Bahar, Maravilla, Mercadela, Oqhuwan, Qaraqus, Tibbi Nergis, To-Kinsen-Ka, Virreina ) |
| Callicarpa pedunculata |
| Camellia sinensis ( An Hua Ch'A, Cay, Ch'A, Green Tea, Hsueh Ch'A, Karin, Lo Chieh Ch'A, Ming, P'U Erh Ch'A, P'U T'O Ch'A, Shui Sha Lien Ch'A, Tea, Wu I Ch'A ) |
| Cannabis sativa ( Bangue, Bhang, Canamo, Canamo Indio, Ganja, Han Ma, Hemp, Hemp,Indian, Hint Keneviri, Huang Ma, Huo Ma, Kenevir, Ma Fen, Ma Jen Chiu, Mariguana, Qunnab, Ta Ma, Tchene ) |
| Casimiroa edulis ( Cochitzapotl, Weisse Sapote, Wild Sapote, Zapote Blanco ) |
| Celastrus paniculata ( Sila ) |
*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.