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Picrasma excelsa (Sw.) Planch.
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Simaroubaceae
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SE North America (Nicaragua, Costa Rica, West Indies) N MW South America (Colombia, Venezuela, Ecuador)
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SE
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E
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hyg? mes xer
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dr (leaves and bark decoction taken orally for indigestion, anorexia, intestinal worms, dysentery and fever) dr(ob) (quassia chips formely used in bitters and as insecticide) ti
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Aeschrion antillana (Eggers) Small
Aeschrion excelsa (Sw.) Kuntze
Aeschrion excelsa var. microcarpa Krug & Urb.
Picraena antillana (Eggers) Fawc. & Rendle
Picraena excelsa Griseb.
Picraena excelsa (Sw.) Lindl.
Picrasma antillana (Eggers) Urb.
Picrasma excelsa Planch.
Quassia excelsa Sw.
Rhus antillana Eggers
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Jamaica picrasma; bitter ash, bitter bark (Lesser Antilles, Puerto Rico); bitter wood (Jamaica); bitter-ash (Lesser Antilles, Puerto Rico); bitter-bark; bitterwood (Puerto Rico); calltree (Lesser Antilles, Puerto Rico); cheaky berry (Saba Island); gall tree; gall-tree (Barbados); Jamaica quassia (Jamaica); Jamaica quassiawood; Jamaican quassia (Jamaica); quassia (Lesser Antilles, Puerto Rico)
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picrasma de la Jamaïque; bois amer, bois noyer, bois-noyer, boisnoyer; frêne (Haiti); frêne amer (Lesser Antilles); gorie, gorie frêne (Haiti); graines vertes, lignum quassiae jamaïcensis du commerce, peste à poux, simaruba
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cuasia (Cuba); goric (Dominican Republic); hobero (Ecuador); leña amarga (Cuba); leña amargo, palo amargo (Puerto Rico); quasia (Cuba); simaruba
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fwenn, gori fwenn, gorik (creole, Haiti)
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