Solanum americanum Mill.
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Filed As
Solanaceae
Solanum americanum Mill. -
Collector(s)
C. F. Limbach 145, 28 Feb 1990
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Location
Ecuador. Morona Santiago. Basin of Río Morona, Río Mangosiza. Nayumbime, 45 km SE of Sucua (by air). E of Don Luis Najamte's house.
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Habitat
Undulating terrain. On banks of creek in dense vegetation and partial sun. Reddish clay soils.
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Description
Herb to 40cm, flowers with white petals, fruit pea-sized, bluish-purple, no significant sap. Phenology of specimen: Flower, Fertile, Fruit.
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Identifiers
NY Barcode: 726945
Occurrence ID: 3b215ab6-0f91-4d42-85c2-097e01af241d
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Kingdom
Plantae
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Division
Magnoliophyta
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Order
Solanales
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Family
Solanaceae
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All Determinations
Solanum americanum Mill. det M. H. Nee, 1991
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Region
South America
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Country
Ecuador
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State/Province
Morona Santiago
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Locality
Basin of Río Morona, Río Mangosiza. Nayumbime, 45 km SE of Sucua (by air). E of Don Luis Najamte's house.
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Elevation
Alt. 300 m. (984 ft.)
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Coordinates
-2.72, -77.63
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Distribution
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Databased for the
PBI Sobtnim Project
NEW YORK BOTANICAL GARDEN
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BOTANICAL
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THE NEW YORK BOTANICAL GARDEN
MEDICINAL PLANTS OF ECUADOR
Prov. Morona Santiago - Medicinal Plants of the Shuar
No. 145
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Basin of Rio Morona, Rio Mangosiza. Nayumbime
45 km SE of Sucua (by air) ca. 2°43'S, 77°38'W.
Undulating terrain, reddish clay soils. Elev. ca.
300 m. On banks of creek E of Don Luis Najamte's
house in dense vegetation and partial sun.
Herb to 40cm, flowers with white petals, fruits
pea-sized, bluish-purple, no significant sap.
N.V.: wampishkur (Shuar)
Principal interest: part of remedy for symptom
resembling colo-rectal carcinoma. Handful of leaves
mixed with small handful of corn silk and 10g of root
of chiritchri (CFL 110); boiled in one cup of water
and drunk 2-3 times/day. Also part of remedy for viral
syndrome ("gripe"; see CFL152).
C. F. LIMBACH, M.D.
28 Feb.. 1QQQ
Funded by the Saginaw Cooperative Hospitals, inc.
00726945
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Solanum americanum Mill.