Author: (Mart.) Coville
Bibliography: Century Dict. 10: 111 (1910)
Year: 1910
Status: accepted
Rank: species
Genus: Stryphnodendron
Vegetable: False
Observations: Brazil
Stryphnodendron, known scientifically as Stryphnodendron adstringens, is a notable member of the Fabaceae family, hailing from the rich botanical landscapes of Brazil. This species was first cataloged in 1910, showcasing its longstanding recognition in the field of botany, with its taxonomy attributed to the work of Martius and later revised by Coville.
Native to the diverse ecosystems of Brazil, Stryphnodendron adstringens plays a significant role in its natural habitat. It is a tree renowned for its various uses and benefits, particularly in traditional medicine. The tree’s bark and extracts have been historically leveraged for their astringent properties, making them valuable in treating a myriad of health conditions.
Botanically, Stryphnodendron adstringens is distinguished by its robust structural features and resilience, thriving in the unique climatic conditions of its native region. The natural compounds found within this plant have drawn significant interest for their potential applications, extending beyond traditional uses to modern medicinal research.
Overall, Stryphnodendron adstringens stands out not only for its ecological importance in Brazil but also for its broader applications that span across medicinal, ecological, and cultural spheres. The historical documentation of this plant, as noted in the early 20th century literature, underlines its enduring relevance and the ongoing curiosity it sparks within the scientific community.
Por: barba-de-timão, barbatimão, barbatimão-branco, casca-da-virgindade, faveira
En: Stryphnodendron
Pt: Barbatimão, Barba-de-timão, Casca-da-virgindade, Faveira, Barbatimão-Branco., Barbatimão-verdadeiro, Barbatimão-branco
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