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Piper aduncum L.
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Piperaceae
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SC SE North America (C Mexico to Panama, West Indies) South America (tropics)
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SC SE
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E
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hel [sci] hyg
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dr (leaves tea taken orally for fever) fd (fruits) ma [ti]
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Artanthe adunca (L.) Miq.
Artanthe celtidifolia (Kunth) Miq.
Artanthe elongata (Vahl) Miq.
Arthante galleoti Miq.
Piper aduncifolium Trel.
Piper aduncum var. brachyarthrum (Trel.) Yunck.
Piper aduncum var. laevifolium C.DC.
Piper anguillaespicum Trel.
Piper angustifolium Lam.
Piper angustifolium Ruiz & Pav.
Piper celtidifolium Kunth
Piper citrifolium Duss non Lam.
Piper cuatrecasasii Trel.
Piper cumbricola Trel.
Piper disparispicum Trel.
Piper elongatifolium Trel.
Piper elongatum Vahl
Piper elongatum var. brachyarthrum Trel.
Piper elongatum Vahl var. elongatum
Piper elongatum var. laevifolium (C.DC.) Trel.
Piper elongatum var. pampayacusum Trel.
Piper fatoanum C.DC.
Piper flavescens (C.DC.) Trel.
Piper hebecarpum C.DC.
Piper illudens Trel.
Piper intersitum Trel.
Piper intersitum var. porcecitense Trel.
Piper kuntzei C.DC.
Piper lineatum var. hirtipetiolatum Trel.
Piper martinicense C.DC.
Piper multinervium Trel.
Piper oblanceolatum var. fragilicaule Trel.
Piper pseudovelutinum var. flavescens C.DC.
Piper purpurascens D.Dietr.
Piper reciprocum Trel.
Piper stehleorum Trel.
Piper submolle Trel.
Piper subrectinerve C.DC.
Steffensia adunca (L.) Kunth
Steffensia elongata (Vahl) Kunth
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hooked pepper; cow's-foot, cows-foot, elder, ells (Belize); joint wood; Spanish elder, Spanish ella (Belize)
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poivrier crochu; bois de sureau, bois major (Haiti); grand malimbé, queue à rat (Martinique); sureau (Haiti)
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anisillo (Dominican Republic); canilla de muerte (Cuba); cordoncillo (Colombia); cordoncillo blanco (Guatemala, Nicaragua); cordoncillo cuturo; cordoncillo negro (Venezuela); cuturo; guayuyo, guayuyo blanco (Dominican Republic); higuillo (Jamaica, Puerto Rico); higuillo hoja menuda (Puerto Rico); platinillo de Cuba (Cuba)
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aperta ruão (Brazil); biritac (quecchí, Guatemala); bwa majò, bwa siwo (creole, Haiti); matico falso (Brazil); pu-chúch (maya, Belize); siwo (creole, Haiti)
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