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Polylepis australis, also
known locally as
tabaquillo or queñoa is a tree
endemic of
central Argentina,
member of the
family Rosaceae. The
genus Polylepis...
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Nicotiana obtusifolia M.
Martens &
Galeotti –
desert tobacco, punche, "
tabaquillo"
Nicotiana otophora Griseb.
Nicotiana plumbaginifolia Viv. – Tex-Mex tobacco...
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found between 1500 and 1850
meters elevation.
Forests and
woodlands of
tabaquillo (Polylepis australis) are
found in
sheltered ravines and
stream valleys...
- queñoa; in Bolivia, as kewiña; in Ecuador, as yagual; and in Argentina,
tabaquillo. This
group is
unique in the rose
family in that it is
predominantly wind-pollinated...
- sea
oxeye daisy, and John Crow bush in English, gordolobo, llorasangre,
tabaquillo, palo amarillo, palo de toro and pan cimarrón in Spanish, bois codine...
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Galeotti (previously
designated N. trigonophylla) –
desert tobacco, punche, "
tabaquillo"
Nicotiana otophora Griseb.
Nicotiana paa Mart. Crov.
Nicotiana palmeri...
- In the
ravines and on the
mountain slopes are
copses or
small woods of
tabaquillo (Polylepis australis) and
mayten (Maytenus boaria),
called in the mountain...
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rocky region there are
endemic plants such as: palo loco, palo dulce,
tabaquillo, tepozán and copal;
species that have been
preserved in the
ecologic reveroir...
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squaw mint (for
stomach pain),
lemon balm (taken as tea),
tochete (mint),
tabaquillo,
mullein (used to heal wounds), and
Valerian (herb) (for rheumatism)....
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algarrobo negro, chañar, jarilla, mistol, piquillin, tala, alpataco,
tabaquillo and espinillo. In the more arid
regions (the west faces) grow
giant or...
