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Solanum circinatum Bohs
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Solanaceae
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SC SE North America (S Mexico to Panama) South America (tropics)
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SC SE
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hel hyg
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dr (bark of lower stems used as vermifugal tea, bruised leaves are applied to inflamed wounds, cooked leaves are drunk for heart attacks and headache, infusion of leaves used to cure erysipelas, the leaves are mashed in water to treat cuts and sores) fd (fruits eaten raw, sweetened and made into preserves or juices or candied in syrup) fr ma (juice of fruits and leaves used to paint designs on pottery, leaves used to dye pots black)
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Cyphomandra artocarpophylla H.J.P.Winkl.
Cyphomandra costaricensis Donn.Sm.
Cyphomandra dendroidea Pittier
Cyphomandra dolichorhachis Bitter
Cyphomandra hartwegii (Miers) Walp.
Cyphomandra hartwegii (Miers) Walp. ssp. hartwegii
Cyphomandra heterophylla Donn.Sm. non Taub.
Cyphomandra holtonii Hochr.
Cyphomandra mollicella Standl.
Cyphomandra naranjilla Pittier
Cyphomandra splendens Dunal
Pionandra hartwegii Miers
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circinate nightshade
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morelle circinée
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contra gallinazo (Panama); fruta de agua (Honduras); monca prieto, monka prieto (Panama); naranjilla (Colombia); pepinillo (Costa Rica); regalgar, reventadera (Colombia); sandillo (Costa Rica); tomate de Indio (Colombia); tomate de montaña, tomate de monte (Ecuador); tomate del monte (Colombia); tomate silvestre (Ecuador); tonga, tsutsucuru, venenillo (Colombia); zopilote (Costa Rica)
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dwergtafrabon (Suriname); irayo panga, irayuyo, irayuyu (quichua, Ecuador); kó pi (secoya, Ecuador); maluside (Ecuador); tigriston (Suriname)
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