Latin names plants Flashcards
What is it?
Kava
Scientific name Kava
Piper methysticum
Part used, mode of administration in kava, uses
Rootstalk as an infusion
Sedative/anxiolytic
Bioactive compound in piper methysticum and class
Kavain
Garlic: scientific name
Allium sativum
Allium sativum: part used, mode of administration, uses
Bulb, minced bulb for internal use
Antimicrobial & antifungal, cardioprotective (inhibition of platelet aggregation, lipid-lowering)
Bioactive compound garlic
Alliin degraded to allicin
Allicin: what type
Sulfurous compounds, essential oil
What is it? Scientific name
White willow (Salix alba)
White willow: what part is used, mode of administration, uses
Part used: bark
Mode of adminestration:macerated in alcohol as a tincture
Uses: anti-inflammatory
Salix alba: bioactive compound and class
Glucoside
salicin metabolized to salicylic acid
What is it? and latin name
Queen Anne’s Lace
Daucus carota
Daucus carota what part it ised, mode of administration, uses
Seeds, Chewed or in a tincture.
Used as abortifaceint, anti-fertility, emmenagogue
Queen Anne’s Lace; bioactive compound, compound class
Carotol
Sesquiterpenoid
What is it? Scientific name as well
Tobacco
Nicotiana rustica (Aztec)
Nicotiana tabacum (tobacco)
What parts of nicotiana rustica mode of adminestration used?
Uses
Part used: leaves
Mode of adminestration: insufflation, inhalation
Uses: entheogenic, stimulant/sedative, antispasmodic, antinausea, expectorant
What is it? Scientific name as well
Fly agaric
Amanita muscaria
Aminata muscaria: part used, mode of adminestration, uses
Entire mushroom
Ingestion
Uses:
Entheogenic, Hallucinogenicm Antinauseam Expectorant
What is it? and latin name as well
Datura stramonium
Jimson weed
Jimson weed: part used, mode of adminestration, uses
seeds/leaves
Ingestion/smoked
Entheogenic, Halluconogenic
Datura stramonium: bioactive compound and class
Atropine, hyocyamine, scopolamine
Tropane alkaloid
Chili Pepper, latin name
Capsicum annuum
Part used in chili pepper, mode of administration, uses
Fruit
Ingestion
Analgesic, Strong irritant, Antoseptic, Antirheumatic
Turmeric: scientific name
Curcuma longa
Turmeric part used, mode of adminestration, uses
Rhizome
Oral-fresh, boiled or ground
Uses: anti-inflammatory, antioxidant, Boosts brain derived neurotropic factor, anti alzheimer (can cross BBB)
Turmeric: bioactive compound, class
Curcumin, phenoloc compound
Bioactive compound in Capsicum annuum, class
Capsaicin
Protoalkaloids
What is it? latin name
Strychine tree, Strychnos nux-vomica
Part used in strychine tree, mode of administration, uses
Part used: seeds
Mode of administration: ingestion, inhalation, injection (arrow piercing)
Uses: Poison, convulsant
Strychnos nux-vomica: bioactive compound and class
Strychine
Alkaloid
what is it? the latin name
Ayahuasca, banisteriopsis caapi
Ayahuasca: part used, mode of adminestration, uses
Stems and bark
decoction
entheogenic, monoamine oxide inhibitor
ayahuasca: bioactive compound and class
harmine (true alkaloids)
What is it? scientific name
Ergot
Claviceps purpurea- fungi
Ergot: part used, mode of adminestration, uses
Sclerotium
Ingestion
Hallucinogenic, psychedelic
What is it?+latin name
St.John’s Wort, Hypericum perforatum
Claviceps purpurea: bioactive compoundm alkaloid
Ergotamine, alkaloid
What is it?+ latin name
Morning glory
Ipomea tricolor
Part used, mode of adminestration, uses
Seeds, ingestion, hallucinogenic/psychedelic
Ipomoea tricolor: bioactive compound and class
Ergine
Alkaloid
What is it?+latin name
Erythoxylum coca
Coca
Erythroxylum coca: bioactive compound, compound class
Cocaine, alkaloid
St. John’s Wort: bioactive compound
Hyperforin and hypericin
Amanita muscaria: bioactive compound and class
Muscarine
Alkaloid