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Quillaja saponaria, the
soap bark
tree or soapbark, is an
evergreen tree in the
family Quillajaceae,
native to warm
temperate central Chile. In
Chile it...
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commonly used as
soap and shampoo,
which was used to
treat dandruff and hairloss. At
least one tribe, the Zuni, used a
mixture of
soap made from yucca...
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Alphitonia excelsa,
commonly known as the red ash or
soap tree, is a
species of
tree in the
family Rhamnaceae. It is
endemic to Australia,
being found...
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black soap known as ose-dudu
originated with the
Yoruba people of Nigeria. A
combination of ose-dudu with
leaves of the
tropical camwood tree (Pterocarpus...
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integrifolius (also
known as
soap plant or
soap creeper),
native to
Southern Africa.
Soapberry Alphitonia excelsa,
soap tree Soapweed (disambiguation) "Ceanothus"...
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Insecticidal soap is used to
control many
plant insect pests.
Soap has been used for more than 200
years as an
insect control.
Because insecticidal soap works...
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equivalents include Chinese honey locust (or
Chinese honeylocust),
soap bean and
soap pod. Zao jia is one of 14
species in the
Gleditsia genus in the Caesalpinioideae...
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antiseptic soap for the
treatment of skin diseases. However, Wright’s
Traditional Soap contains no coal tar, this
having been
replaced by tea
tree oil for...
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Lorna Forbes on the ABC
daytime soap opera Loving from 1983 to late 1986 and as
Diane Jenkins on the CBS
soap opera The
Young and the
Restless from...
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Gymnocladus chinensis, the
soap tree or
Chinese coffeetree, is a
tree in the
subfamily Caesalpinioideae of the pea
family Fabaceae,
native to
central China...