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Siparuna thecaphora (Poepp. & Endl.) A.DC.
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Monimiaceae
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SC SE North America (Mexico to Panama) NW MW MC South America (Colombia, Ecuador, Peru, Bolivia)
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SC SE
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dr (an extract of the leaves and fruits in water is drunk or sometimes used as a bath against colic, diarrhea, and kidney or bladder problems as well as malaria symptoms such as chills or fever, bark used against snake bite by applying it directly until the pain stops, branches are used to fan or touch sick people to cure "mal viento" or "mal aire", the very pungent-scentend leaves and fruits are crushed and rubbed directly onto the face and head as a treatment against headache and fever, used against female sterility)
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Citriosma andina Tul.
Citriosma chiridota Tul.
Citriosma riparia Tul.
Citrosma thecaphora Poepp. & Endl.
Siparuna andina (Tul.) A.DC.
Siparuna calignosa J.F.Macbr.
Siparuna chiridota (Tul.) A.DC.
Siparuna colimensis Perkins
Siparuna dasyantha Perkins
Siparuna davillifolia Perkins
Siparuna diandra J.A.Duke
Siparuna gilgiana Perkins
Siparuna heteropoda Perkins
Siparuna loretensis Perkins
Siparuna macra Standl.
Siparuna microphylla Perkins
Siparuna nicaraguensis Hemsl.
Siparuna nigra Rusby
Siparuna parviflora Perkins
Siparuna pubancura S.S.Renner & Hausner
Siparuna riparia (Tul.) A.DC.
Siparuna riparia var. macrophylla Perkins
Siparuna riparia var. sumichrastii A.DC.
Siparuna sumichrastii (A.DC.) Perkins
Siparuna verticillata S.S.Renner & Hausner
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chambered bogwood; bastard fig, wild coffee (Belize)
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siparuna cloisonné
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asna panga (quichua); bu wann cura (USA); chu-ché, chuu-ché (maya, Belize); cocotsena (cofán); curuinsi-sacha (Peru); huaira panga (quichua); isula-caspi, macusaro (Peru); malagri panga (quichua); nataquére (secoya); nemocago, nonangonca, nononcagui (huaorani); puban cura (USA); raposa panga (quichua); veñañabo (huaorani)
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asna panga (quichua); bu wann cura (USA); cocotsena (cofán); curuinsi-sacha (Peru); huaira panga (quichua); isula-caspi, macusaro (Peru); malagri panga (quichua); nataquére (secoya); nemocago, nonangonca, nononcagui (waorani); puban cura (USA); raposa panga (quichua); veñañabo (waorani)
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