Paraguay jaborandi
Pilocarpus pennatifolius Lem.
Pilocarpus pennatifolius is a species in the Rutaceae family, commonly known as Paraguay jaborandi. It was first described in 1853 by Lem. This plant is native to several regions in South America, including Argentina's Northeast, Brazil's Southeast, South, and West-Central, as well as Paraguay.
Description
Pilocarpus pennatifolius belongs to the genus Pilocarpus within the Rutaceae family. It is distributed across parts of South America, specifically in Argentina's Northeast, Brazil's Southeast, South, and West-Central regions, and in Paraguay. The species was first published in 1853 and is recognized by the common name Paraguay jaborandi. It is part of a genus that includes other species known for their medicinal properties.
Other common names
Paraguay jaborandi
Distribution
BR · TW · Argentina Northeast · Brazil Southeast · Brazil South · Brazil West-Central · Paraguay
Synonyms
Pilocarpus pinnatusPilocarpus pennatifolius var. pilosusPilocarpus pinnatifidusPilocarpus simplexPilocarpus trijugatusPilocarpus selloanusPilocarpus pennatifolius f. intermediusPilocarpus selloanus var. gracilisPilocarpus selloanus f. brevipedicellataPilocarpus pennatifolius var. selloanusPilocarpus pennatifolius f. latifoliolatusPilocarpus pennatifolius f. gracilisPilocarpus pennatifolius f. brasilieensisPilocarpus pennatifolius f. paraguariensisPilocarpus pennatifolius var. pennatifoliusPilocarpus pennatifolius f. typicusPilocarpus pennatifolius subf. deorsum-bracteolatusPilocarpus pennatifolius var. genuinusPilocarpus pennatifolius subf. sursum-bracteolatus
