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Official name :
Strophanthus sarmentosus DC.
Family :
Apocynaceae
6 reference(s) related to this plant
Reference HC 02
Author(s) :
Chevalier, A. & M. Laffitte
Title :
Une enquête sur les plantes médicinales de l'Afrique occidentale.Rev. Bot. Appl., Agric. Trop., 27, 165 - 175, (1937)
http://www.persee.fr/web/revues/home/prescript/article/jatba_0370-3681_1937_num_17_187_5718
Symptoms :
H(007), H(100)
Recipes :
H(007) diuretic, H(100) gonorrhea, fruit of Strophanthus sarmentosus in november in full flovers in june
Region :
Occidental Africa
Country :
Africa (Occidental)
Vernacular name :
tioh (Volof)
Reference HC 52
Author(s) :
Catarino, L. , P. J. Havik , M. M. Romeiras
Title :
Medicinal plants of Guinea-Bissau: Therapeutic applications, ethnic diversity and knowledge transfer
Journal of Ethnopharmacology 183, 71–94 (2016)
http://dx.doi.org/10.1016/j.jep.2016.02.032
Symptoms :
H(113), H(126), H(178), H(179)
Recipes :
H(126), diseases of the liver, H(179) diseases of the kidney, H(113) rheumatism, H(178) heart conditions, roots of Strophanthus sarmentosus, RNS.
Region :
West Africa
Country :
Guinea-Bissau
Vernacular name :
théthé, teme (Balanta), manate, unucan-iinrighaghe (Bijagó), cuntés (Guinean creole), ranud (Creole; Senegal´sflora), quindé (Futa-fula), uraumau (Busseu-uliba), fufembe-êule, fumabó (Jola), bodje, manca-anadje (Fula), biéte (Mancanha), solenamb ô (Mandinga), mambahane (padjadinca), n'ápè, um-ápè (Pepel), tibaláè (Nalu)
Reference HK 51
Author(s) :
Kerharo, J. & J.G. Adam
Title :
Les plantes médicinales, toxiques et magiques des Niominka et des Socé des Iles du Saloum (Sénégal)
Acta tropica, Suppl. 8, 279 - 334 (1964)
Symptoms :
H(008), H(054), H(068)
Recipes :
H(008), the Niominka treat childhood diarrhea with the decoction of leaves and roots of Strophanthus sarmentosus
.H(068), the Socé use the macerated roots as an anthelmintic, VO. , H(091) in drinks and baths as a tonic, H(054) as a complementary treatment of disease sornmeil.
.H(068), the Socé use the macerated roots as an anthelmintic, VO. , H(091) in drinks and baths as a tonic, H(054) as a complementary treatment of disease sornmeil.
Region :
West Africa
Country :
Senegal (Saloun island)
Vernacular name :
n'dolore (Niominka) ; kounon (Socé)
Reference HM 78
Author(s) :
Malzy, P.
Title :
Quelques plantes du Nord Cameroun et leurs utilisations.
Journal d'agriculture tropicale et de botanique appliquée, vol. 1, n°5-6, pp. 148-179; (1954)
http://www.persee.fr/doc/jatba_0021-7662_1954_num_1_5_2147
Quelques plantes du Nord Cameroun et leurs utilisations (suite et fin)
Journal d'agriculture tropicale et de botanique appliquée, vol. 1, n°7-9, pp. 317-332; (1954)
http://www.persee.fr/doc/jatba_0021-7662_1954_num_1_7_2164
Symptoms :
H(092)
Recipes :
H(092) The Fali from Tinguelin use the fruits of Strophanthus sarmentosus to prepare their poison of arrows.
Region :
West Africa
Country :
North Cameroon
Vernacular name :
leggal tokke (Fulfuldé)
Reference HT 38
Author(s) :
Thu Pham, Anh , C. Dvergsnes, A. Togola, H. Wangensteen, D. Diallo, B. Smestad Paulsen, K. Egil Malterud
Title :
Terminalia macroptera, its current medicinal use and future perspectives
Journal of Ethnopharmacology 137, 1486– 1491 (2011)
http://www.sciencedirect.com/science/article/pii/S0378874111006027
Symptoms :
H(126)
Recipes :
H(126) hepatitis, stem bark of Terminalia macroptera, Anogeissus leiocarpus and root bark of Strophantus sormentosus mixed. Three to four handfuls of a decoction of this is drunk twice daily for 5 days.
Region :
West Africa
Country :
Mali (districts de Dogonland, village Iriguili)
Vernacular name :
not communicated by the authors
Reference HV 54
Author(s) :
Van der Veen, L.J., S. Bodinga-bwa-Bodinga
Title :
Une société traditionnelle noire africaine et ses plantes utiles : les Eviya du Gabon
Document submitted for publication
http://www.ddl.ish-lyon.cnrs.fr/fulltext/Van der Veen/Van der Veen_à paraître_a.pdf
Symptoms :
H(004), H(092)
Recipes :
H(004) wound healing , very hot crushed leaves of Strophanthus sarmentosus, RNS.
H(092) violent poison for war and hunting
H(092) violent poison for war and hunting
Region :
West Africa
Country :
Gabon (Eviya habitat)
Vernacular name :
(mo-)nai, (Eviya language)