Hippocratea excelsa – Cancerina
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Cordia boissieri – Anacahuite
Cordia boissieri – Anacahuite
Alnus acuminata – Abedul
Nombre científico:
Alnus acuminata Kunth
Sinónimos:
- Alnus arguta (Schltdl.) Spach
- Alnus acuminata var. spachii Regel
- Alnus ferruginea var. aliso Lorentz & Hieron. Ex Winckler
- Alnus jorullensis var. acuminata (Kunth) Kuntze
- Alnus pringlei Fernald
- Betula arguta Schltdl.
Familia:
Betulaceae
Denominación o nombre común:
Abedul (México, Tabasco, Veracruz), Aliso (México, Sinaloa, Argentina, Colombia, Ecuador, Peru), Aile (México, Hidalgo, Oaxaca), Cerezo (Colombia), Chaquiro (Colombia), Elite (México, Oaxaca), Llite (México), Ilite (Mexico), Lambdn (Costa Rica, Guatemala, Peru), Palo de águila (México, Oaxaca), Palo de Lama (Guatemala), Ramrám (Costa Rica, Guatemala, Peru), Jaúl (Costa Rica)
Propiedades:
Alnus acuminata es una planta medicinal que pertenece a la familia Betulaceae y es originaria de México. La especie está muy extendida en América Latina desde México hasta Argentina. Los árboles crecen hasta 30 metros de altura y crece en elevaciones más altas desde 1000 hasta 3000 metros. La corteza tiene actividad antibacteriana y antifúngica. Las hojas se utilizan tradicionalmente como un té en cálculos urinarios y el reumatismo.
Partes usadas:
hojas
Usos:
reumatismo, cálculos urinarios, diurético
Preparación:
Alnus acuminata se prepara como un té.
Plantas que son también conocidos como Abedul:
- Betula alba
- Betula pendula
Boldo – Plectranthus barbatus – Lamiaceae
Nombre científico:
- Plectranthus barbatus Andrews
Sinónimos:
- Coleus barbatus (Andrews) Benth.
- Coleus forskohlii (Willd.) Briq.
- Plectranthus forskohlii Willd.
Familia:
- Lamiaceae (Lamiáceas)
Denominación o nombre común:
- Alumã (Portugués, Brasil), Alumã e sete-dores (Portugués, Brasil), Boldo, Boldo brasileiro (Portugués, Brasil), Boldo chileno (Portugués, Brasil), Boldo da terra (Portugués, Brasil), Boldo de jardim (Portugués, Brasil), Boldo do brasil (Portugués, Brasil), Boldo do chile (Portugués, Brasil), Boldo do reino (Portugués, Brasil), Boldo falso (Portugués, Brasil), Boldo nacional (Portugués, Brasil), Boldo silvestre (Portugués, Brasil), Brasilianischer Boldo (Alemán), Cóleo (Spanish), Coleus (Inglés), Coléus (Francés), Coléus à Forskoline (Francés), Coléus De L´inde (Francés), Coleus Forskohlii (Inglés), Erva cidreira (Portugués, Brasil), False Boldo (Inglés), Falso boldo (Portugués, Brasil), Forskohlii (Inglés), Garmar (Gujarati), Gurmal, Gandira, Indian Coleus (Inglés), Malva amarga(Portugués, Brasil), Malva santa(Portugués, Brasil), Makandi(Hindi), Plectranthus (Inglés), Pashan Bhedi (Hindi), Patharchur (Hindi), Koreusu Foresukori (Japonés), Karpooravalli (Tamil), Karpuravalli (Tamil), Pashanbheda (Tamil), Patharchur (Tamil), Sete dores(Portugués, Brasil), Sete sangrias (Portugués, Brasil), Tapete de oxalá (Portugués, Brasil)
Propiedades:
Boldo es una planta medicinal de interés del género de Plectranthus. Principalmente se utiliza la planta en la fitomedicina y la medicina popular.Plectranthus barbatus es una planta aromática que contiene una serie de sustancias activas y aceite aromático en sus hojas y raíces. La sustancia más importante es la forskolina como ingrediente activo, que actúa como un estimulador de las enzimas (Adenilil ciclasa).
Partes usadas:
- Hojas rescas, raíz
Las aplicaciones en la fitoterapia:
- Enfermedades del hígado (hepatitis, cólicos, estreñimiento), fiebre, trastornos estomacales, indigestión, distensión abdominal, estreñimiento, apatía, insomnio, cálculos biliares, resacas, reumatismo, amebas, problemas del corazón
Preparación:
Boldo esta utilizada en Brasil en la medicina popular fresco y tambien así como extracto alcohólico. Para el uso interno se prepara té con 2 hojas frescas de boldo y el agua hirviendo. Este té se debe beber dos veces al día. Para uso externo 20 gramos de planta fresca en 100 ml de etanol para ser resuelto. De esta tintura 20-40 gotas 3 veces al día, administrada externamente.
Sustancias activas:
Forskolin (Diterpen)
Otras especies también se conoce como Boldo:
- Peumus boldus (Boldo do chile)
- Vernonia condensata (Boldo Bahia)
- Plectranthus neochilium (False Boldo)
Origen y Distribución
Origen: Brasil, África tropical, India y Sri Lanka
Literatura
Caribé, José; Campos, José Maria (1991): Plantas que ajudam o homem. Guia Prático para a Época Atual. 8a Edição. Cultrix/Pensamento
Duke, James A. (2002): Handbook of medicinal herbs. CRC Press LLC
Khare, C.P. (Ed.) (2007): Indian Medicinal Plants. An Illustrated Dictionary. Springer
Riet-Correa, Franklin; Pfister, Jim; Schild, Ana Lucia; Terrie Wierenga (2011): Poisoning by Plants, Mycotoxins, and Related Toxins. CABI
Escancel – Aerva sanguinolenta (L.) Blume – Amaranthaceae
Nombre científico:
- Aerva sanguinolenta (L.) Blume
Sinónimos:
- Achyranthes sanguinolenta L.
- Achyranthes scandens Roxb.
- Achyranthes scandens Wall.
- Aerva bengalensis Buch.-Ham. ex Wall.
- Aerva lanata (L.) Juss. ex Schult.
- Aerva sanguinea Miq.
- Aerva sanguinolenta var. lanceolata Moq.
- Aerva sanguinolenta var. minor (Hance) H.S.Kiu
- Aerva scandens (Roxb.) Wall.
- Aerva scandens (Roxb.) Moq.
- Aerva scandens var. minor Hance
- Aerva timoriensis Zipp. ex Span.
- Aerva toncafolia Buch.-Ham. ex Wall.
- Amaranthus lacteus auct.
- Celosia lactea Moq.
- Froelichia lactea Heynh.
- Gomphrena lactea DC.
- Illecebrum sanguinolentum L.
- Oplotheca lactea Mart.
- Uretia sanguinolenta Kuntze
- Verbena rubra
Familia:
- Amaranthaceae
Denominación o nombre común:
- Aadaanpaaki (Indien), Escancel (Ecuador), gondang kasih (Java), Gorakshaganjaa (Indien), kapok bush (english), mao vi dô (vietnamesisch), Paashaanabheda (Indien), Shatkabhedi (Indien), Sirupeelai (Siddha/Tamil)
Propiedades:
Las hojas aromáticas y ramas pequeñas de Aerva sanguinolenta se usan como té contra varias enfermedades. Especialmente las enfermedades de los pulmones, resfriados, catarro, anginas, dolor de pecho, y la neumonía son algunas de las aplicaciónes de Escancel. Además, Aerva sanguinolenta se utiliza para tratar la enfermedad renal, infecciones, infecciones de la vejiga, dolores de cabeza, trastornos del hígado y la depresión. Un extracto de Aerva sanguinolenta es utilizado en Pakistán con éxito para la cicatrización de heridas. La planta tiene propiedades diuréticas.
Partes usadas:
- Especialmente las hojas, sino también las raíces y las flores
Preparación:
Una infusión de las hojas puede tomar 4-5 minutos.
Origen y Distribución
Origen: Ecuador, Bhutan, China, Laos, Thailand, Taiwan, Ost Timor, Indien, Vietnam
Literatura
Acosta Solis, Misael (1992): Vademecum de Plantas Medicinales del Ecuador. Fundación de Estudios Sociales Quito, Ecuador
Alam, M., Islam, S., Mohammed, Y., Juyena, N., Hashim, M. (2005): Comparative efficacy of two medicinal plant extracts and an antibiotic on wound healing. Pakistan Journal of Biological Sciences 8 [5]
Khare, C. P. (2007): Indian Medicinal Plants: An Illustrated Dictionary. Springer New York
White, A. (1976): Hierbas del Ecuador – Plantas Medicinales. ZIKR Publications. Quito, Ecuador
Gaultheria acuminata
Nombre científico:
Gaultheria acuminata Schltdl. & Cham.
Synonym para Gaultheria acuminata Schltdl. & Cham.:
- Arbutus nitida (Benth.) Jacob-Makoy
- Brossaea acuminata (Cham. & Schltdl.) Kuntze
- Brossaea nitida (Benth.) Kuntze
- Brossaea ovata (DC.) Kuntze
- Gaultheria acuminata var. lancifolia Schltdl.
- Gaultheria acuminata var. nitida (Benth.) Camp
- Gaultheria acuminata var. rekoi Camp ex R.E.Schult.
- Gaultheria chiapensis Camp
- Gaultheria laevigata M.Martens & Galeotti
- Gaultheria nelsonii Small
- Gaultheria nitida Benth.
- Gaultheria ovata DC.
- Gaultheria pringlei Camp
Peperomia pellucida (L.) HBK
Nombre cientifico:
Peperomia pellucida (L.) HBK
Nombre común:
Alumbre, Cochlearia du pays, Coclaria, Corazón de hombre, Cresson sauvage, Frescura, Herbé a couresse, Peletaria, Siemprefresca, Yerba de la plata, Yerba pelú
Propiedades y usos:
tos, resfriado, diurética, disolver cálculos renales, estimulante cardíaco, contra inflamaciones del recto, enfermedades del corazón, anti-ponzoñosa, mordida por insectos y arácnidos, mordedura de culebra, niños desnutridos
Literatura:
Mutee, A.; Salhimi, S.; Yam, M.; Lim, C.; Abdullah, G.; Ameer, O.; Abdulkarim, M.; Asmawi, M. (2010): In vivo Anti-inflammatory and in vitro Antioxidant Activities of Peperomia pellucida. International Journal of Pharmacology 6 [5], 686-690.
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Khan, A.; Rahman, M.; Islam, S. (2008): Antipyretic activity of Peperomia pellucida leaves in rabbit. Turkish Journal of Biology 32 [1], 37-41.
Abdul Hamid, R.; Zakaria, N.; Zuraini, A. (2007): Anti-ulcer activity of aqueous ethanol extract of Peperomia pellucida in Sprague dawley rats. Planta Medica 73 [9], 966.
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Aziba, P. I.; Adedeji, A.; Ekor, M.; Adeyemi, O. (2001): Analgesic activity of Peperomia pellucida aerial parts in mice. Fitoterapia 72 [1], 57-58.
Bayma, J. D.; Arruda, M.S.P.; Muller, A.H.; Arruda, A.C.; Canto, W.C. (2000): A dimeric ArC2 compound from Peperomia pellucida. Phytochemistry 55 [7], 779-782.
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Cancerina – Hippocratea excelsa
Cancerina
Literatura Hippocratea excelsa:
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Literatura Boerhaavia diffusa – Punarnava
Boerhaavia diffusa – Punarnava
Literatura:
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Pinguica – Ehretia tinifolia
nombre científico:
Ehretia tinifolia L.
nombre común:
frutillo, lambimbo, manzano, namimbo, naranjillo, palo verde, pingüica, pinguica, pingüico, bastard cherry, roble, bec (Maya)
propiedades:
Las frutas, hojas y raíces de esta planta es utilizada desde el tiempo de los Mayas para curar enfermedades de los riñones. El árbol llega a medir hasta 30 metros de altura.
país de origen:
origen: México
Literatura:
Sánchez-Navarro, R. (2001): Plantas Medicinales – guía méxico desconocido edition especial. MéxicoBenjamin, T., Montanez, P., I, Jimenez, J., Gillespie, A. (2001): Carbon, water and nutrient flux in Maya homegardens in the Yucatan Peninsula of Mexico. Agroforestry Systems 53 [2]
Miller, J. (1989): A revision of the New World species of Ehretia(Boraginaceae). Annals of the Missouri Botanical Garden 76 [4]
Palacios-Chavez, R., Ludlow-Wiechers, B. (1985): Palynological Catalog for the Flora of Veracruz Mexico No. 25. Family Boraginaceae Genus Ehretia. Biotica (Mexico) 10 [3]
Rebollar, S., Quintanar, A. (2000): Anatomy and wood uses of seven tropical tree species from Mexico. Revista de Biologia Tropical 48 [2-3]
Scott, P. und Martin, R. (1984): Avian consumers of Bursera, Ficus, and Ehretia fruit in Yucatan. Biotropica 16 [4]
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