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February 14, 2007 by Doc

SPILANTHES ACMELLA

Acmella oleracea

FAMILY :: COMPOSITAE
TOOTHACHE PLANT formerly SPILANTHES ACMELLA: A creeping, vigorous tropical plant with blood-red tipped, yellow cone flowers. Parts of the plant contain isobutylamides that have the property of numbing the mouth when chewed. Used in Ecuador for relieving tooth aches. Medicinal uses also.

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