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Senna atomaria (L.) H.S.Irwin & Barneby
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Leguminosae
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S North America (W and S Mexico to Panama; West Indies) N South America (N Colombia, Venezuela: Bolivar, Maracaibo basin, Costal cordillera)
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SW SC SE
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M
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[D]
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mes->xer
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dr (macerated leaves decoction applied to affected area for skin discoloration and insect bite, massage with crushed leaves for skin itch) fw pl (fast growing wood source)
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Cassia arborescens Mill.
Cassia atomaria L.
Cassia chrysophylla A.Rich.
Cassia elliptica Kunth
Cassia elliptica Sessé & Moç.
Cassia grisea A.Rich.
Cassia longisiliqua L.f.
Cassia michoacanensis Sessé & Moç.
Cassia triflora Vahl
Isandrina arborescens Raf.
Isandrina maxonii Britton & Rose
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sprinkled senna; senna tree, yellow candlewood (Jamaica)
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séné saupoudré; bois cabrit, casse à bâton, casse marron, manger cabrit (Haiti)
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alcaparro (Mexico); barba de jolote (Belize); bruscón (Dominican Republic); brusquillo (Venezuela); chile perro, flor de San José (Mexico); flor-de-San-Jose (Puerto Rico); frijolillo (Cuba); hediondillo (Mexico); palo de burro, palo de chivo (Dominican Republic); palo de zorillo (Mexico); sopaipo extranjero (Dominican Republic); sorillo (Mexico); vainilla, vainillo (Nicaragua); vara de San José (Mexico); vela muerto (Puerto Rico); viche (Mexico)
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bwa kabrit, kas baton, manje kabrit (creole, Haiti)
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