piscidia การใช้

Piscidia erythrina ( Jamaican dogwood ) is an bitter.
In 1926, Reko observed that the native people of Mexico also called the stem and bark of " Erythrina coralloides ", the bark of " Piscidia erythrina ", and the seeds of " Rhynochosia praecatoria " by the name of " sinicuichi ", which may have contributed to the scientific confusion.
The native flora of the Keys is diverse, including members of both temperate families, such as red maple ( " Acer rubrum " ), slash pine ( Quercus " spp . ), growing at the southern end of their ranges, and tropical families, including mahogany ( " Swietenia mahagoni " ), gumbo limbo ( " Bursera simaruba " ), stoppers ( " Eugenia " spp . ), Jamaican dogwood ( " Piscidia piscipula " ), and many others, which grow only as far north as 25 or 26 degrees north latitude.