Derris
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Filed As
Fabaceae
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Collector(s)
Relio Lengsi 208 with P. Emos Eperiam, 27 Nov 2006
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Location
Federated States of Micronesia. Pohnpei. Nett (Mun.). Kapihno house Lewi Nett.
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Habitat
Agroforest, grows near uht ( Musa x), underneath and near tuhke karisihn (Falcataria moluccana)>.
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Description
Tree grows up to 10 ft. tall, leaf green color on top and light green color at the bottom, grows evenly on stem. Edge of leaves are frilly, stem: grayish color, young shoot, grayish color, fruit: green color, round, almost like a fruit of topwuk (Premna serratifolia).
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Identifiers
NY Barcode: 05104088
Occurrence ID: 142bfb68-abaa-4e5f-9274-f2c16d152dbb
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Local Name
Uhpin palau
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Language
Pohnpeian -
Feedback
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Kingdom
Plantae
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Division
Magnoliophyta
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Order
Fabales
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Family
Fabaceae
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All Determinations
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Region
Oceania
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Country
Federated States of Micronesia
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State/Province
Pohnpei
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County/Municipio
Nett (Mun.)
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Locality
Kapihno house Lewi Nett
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Elevation
Alt. 5 m. (16 ft.)
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Coordinates
6.95258, 158.221
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Distribution
Level 1 Use
MEDICINES
Use Notes
For skin rash (
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The New York Botanical Garden Institute of Economic Botany Ethnobotanical Studies in Micronesia Fabaceae Derns Federated States of Micronesia. Pohnpei. Nett (Mun.). Kapihno house Lewi Nett 6°57'9.30”N, 158°13,14.88flE 17 ft. Agroforest, grows near uht (Musa x), underneath and near tuhke karisihn (Falcataria moluccana) Tree grows up to 10 ft. tall, leaf green color on top and light green color at the bottom, grows evenly on stem. Edge of leaves are frilly, stem: grayish color, young shoot, grayish color, fruit: green color, round, almost like a fruit of topwuk (Premna serratifolia). N.V, Uhpin palau [Pohnpeian] Leaf For skin rash (pwudong kihl). Gather 8 leaves, pound, squeeze juice and apply to the skin rash. Three to four times a day until healed. Participant: Albert Atem. Male. 27 Nov 2006 NEW YORK BOTANICAL GARDEN 05104088 Relio Lengsi, P. Emos Eperiam 208 V. Kann Rasmussen Foundation »¥» 05104088
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