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Latin name Family Distribution North America distribution zone Height Foliage Ecology Use Synonym English name French name Spanish name Other name Trade name
Coursetia glandulosa A.Gray Leguminosae MC SC North America (USA: Arizona; Mexico: S Baja California, Sonora and Chihuahua to Oaxaca) MC SC S D hel [mes] xer dr (Sonoran pharmacies once sold lac as "goma Sonora" for use in treating cold, fever, and tuberculosis) ma (the scale insect Tachardiella deposits orange lac on the stems. This gummy substance is used by the Seri for hafting harpoon heads) ma pl ti ti(ob) (Seri Indians used the wood for bows, digging sticks, cradleboards and other utilitarian objects) Coursetia microphylla A.Gray Coursetia seleri Harms Coursetia seleri var. caeciliae Harms Pictetia microphylla Benth. ex Hemsl. rosary babybonnets coursétie glanduleuse chino, chipile, chipillilo, cousamo, samo prieto, samota, tepechipile (Mexico)

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Latin name Coursetia glandulosa A.Gray
Family Leguminosae
Distribution MC SC North America (USA: Arizona; Mexico: S Baja California, Sonora and Chihuahua to Oaxaca)
North America distribution zone MC SC
Height S
Foliage D
Ecology hel [mes] xer
Use dr (Sonoran pharmacies once sold lac as "goma Sonora" for use in treating cold, fever, and tuberculosis) ma (the scale insect Tachardiella deposits orange lac on the stems. This gummy substance is used by the Seri for hafting harpoon heads) ma pl ti ti(ob) (Seri Indians used the wood for bows, digging sticks, cradleboards and other utilitarian objects)
Synonym Coursetia microphylla A.Gray Coursetia seleri Harms Coursetia seleri var. caeciliae Harms Pictetia microphylla Benth. ex Hemsl.
English name rosary babybonnets
French name coursétie glanduleuse
Spanish name chino, chipile, chipillilo, cousamo, samo prieto, samota, tepechipile (Mexico)
Other name
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