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Piscidia piscipula (L.) Sarg.
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Leguminosae
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SC SE North America (S Mexico to Panama, USA: Florida, Bahamas, West Indies) NC South America (Venezuela, Trinidad)
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SC SE
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D E
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xer calc
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dr (bark and roots compress applied to tooth for toothache, leaves decoction wash for wound, leaves decoction massage for shoulder pain, plant contains narcotic properties) fw (charcoal) ti (boat building, furniture, heavy construction) tx (bark and leaves when pulped make a fish poison, roots: fish poison)
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Erythrina piscipula L.
Ichthyomethia communis S.F.Blake
Ichthyomethia piscipula (L.) Hitchcock
Ichthyomethia piscipula var. typica Stehlé & Quentin
Piscidia communis (S.F.Blake) Harms non (S.F.Blake) I.M.Johnst.
Piscidia erythrina L.
Piscidia inebrians Medik.
Piscidia piscipula (L.) Hitch. ex Sarg.
Piscidia toxicaria Salisb.
Robinia alata Mill.
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Jamaica fishpoisontree; dogwood (Belize, Bahamas); fish fuddletree; fish poison (Bahamas); fish-poison, fish-poison tree, Florida fish poison tree, Florida fish-fuddletree, Florida fishpoison-tree; Jamaica dogwood, Jamaica fish fuddletree; Jamaica-dogwood (Bahamas, USA); Jamaican dogwood; may bush, worm wood, wormwood (Belize)
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piscidia de la Jamaïque; bois à enivrer, bois enivrant, bois ivrant, enivrage, mort-à-poissons de Floride
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barbasco (Costa Rica); barbasco amarillo, borracho (Venezuela); candelón (Cuba); guamá candelón (Costa Rica, Cuba); guamá hediondo (Cuba); habim (Belize); habin (Mexico); iguano blossom (Belize); jabin (Belize, Guatemala); jabin verde, jabine (Belize); jebe (Venezuela); palo de gusano (Belize); pavo (Costa Rica); peonia (Venezuela); ventura (Costa Rica)
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bwa ivran (creole, Haiti); tiaxib (maya, Belize)
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