Peroba
The medicinal use of peroba (primarily *Aspidosperma polyneuron*) is limited to folk medicine. Its bitter, astringent bark is used in teas and infusions to treat fevers and respiratory disorders. Other peroba species are also traditionally used to manage malaria, diabetes, and cholesterol levels. However, it is crucial not to consume the plant without medical guidance, as it contains substances that can be toxic and cause miscarriages in both humans and animals.
Plant Catalog
acanthus
Horsewhip
distressed
Pará cress or Jambu
Agrimony
Artichoke
licorice
caper
rosemary
Field Rosemary
basil
Clove Basil
lavender
Caboclo Lavender
Cotton
Cafezal Chicory
Perfect Love
mulberry
anise
Arnica
Rue
Artemisia
maidenhair fern
sourish
babassu
aloe vera
English potato
vanilla
Malabar spinach
betony
Boldo
Chilean boldo
Calêndula
Chamomile
cinnamon
Scented Grass - Lemongrass
starfruit
Carqueja
sacred waterfall
chestnut tree
horsetail
cherry
Leather Hat
St. Johns Vine
Cows foot vine
clove
Chrysanthemum
Damiana
dandelion
dill
Button Herb
buggy grass
St. Lucias herb
St. Johns wort
St. Peters wort
anise
Espinheira - Santa
eucalyptus
Fava
Flamboyant
Orange Blossom
fennel
Scented Geranium
Gervão
Ginkgo Biloba
Guabiroba
Guaco
Guaraná
hibiscus
mint
Jaboticaba
rose apple tree
slaughterhouse
white mallow
Giant Passion Fruit
Melissa
mustard
Oliveira
Ora Pro Nobis
Penicillin or Parakeet
Peroba
pine
Surinam cherry tree
Pixirica
Pennyroyal
Stone-breaker
Pomegranate tree
Rosa mosqueta
Rosebush
Elderberry
parilla parsley
Sage
Sandalwood
senna
Stevia
Tamarind
Plantain
Velame-do-campo
Brazilian mullein
Field verbena