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522 NOTES OF A BOTANIST MIRA PIXUNA. Swartzia grandijiora (Cresalpiniae). Black wood. MIRITI. Palms of the genus Mauritia. MONKEY-PODS. Pithecolobium (Mimosere). MOSQUITO (Span.). Sand-flies, etc. MUCUIN. A small red tick. MUCUJA. Acrocomia lasiospatha. Palm with eatable fruit. MULATTO TREE. Enkylista Spniceana (Cinchonacere). MULONGO. Hancornia laxa (Apocynaceae). Cork wood. MUMBACA. Astrocaryiim miunbaca. Palm ; fruit eatable. MURIKITICA. A climber. Stem gives drinkable water. MURIXI. Byrsonima Poppigiana (Malpighiaceos). Bark for tanning. MURUMURU. Astrocaryuni imtnii/iurii. Palm ; very spiny. Cattle eat the fruit. MURURE. Floating plants. MUTUCA. Small biting flies. NAMAU. Carica Papaya (Papayaceee). The Papaw ; NIOPO (Ven.). Piptadenia Niopo. fruit eatable. OANANI. Moronoboea sp. (Clusiacea;). Black pitch. sp. Powder used in asthma; root contains half its bulk of OCUMO. . Arum fine starch. PAACUA-RAXA. Urania sp. An edible root. PAc6vA. Musa sapienti(E (Musacese). Plantain fruit. PACOVA-SOROROCA. Alpinia Paco-seroca (Jacq. ). Gives a purple dye, not permanent. PAJA MANIBA. Cassia occidentalis. Root bitter ; good in fevers. PAJUARU. Mandiocca beer, also called "caxiri." PAO D' ARCO. Tecoma sp. Bows and cigar-holders made of this wood. PAO DE LACRE. Vismia giiianensis (Hypericacere). Yields sealing-wax. PAO MULATTO. Enkylista Spniceana (Cinchonacese). PAPAW. Carica Papaya (Papayacere). A fruit. PARANA-MIRI. Side channels of the Amazon, small rivers. 1' M:ATURI. Lauracece. Hard wood, on Upper Orinoco. PARICA (L.G. ). Piptadenia Niopo (Mimosea.-). Seeds make snuff. of leaf-stems used to make ]' \i\\v.\. OLnocarpns fiatawa (Palm). Spines arrows for blowing-canes. PAXK'DA. Iriartea cxorhiza (Palmacese). I'AXit'KA-i. Iriartea setigera (Palm). Stem used for blowing-canes. I'IASSAHA. Leopolilinia piassaba (Palmacece). PIHIGUA. PINDOBA. Eatable grub. Attalea compta (Palmacene). PlQUlA. Caryocar sp. (Rhizobolacese). Fruit with kernels like almonds. PIKAXHA-SIPO. A climber yielding drinkable water. PIRARUCU. Sudis gigas. A large fish. When salted, a chief food on the Amazon. PlRI-MEMBECKA. Paspaluin pyrainidale (GraminaceK). PlTOMHA. Sapindits ccrasiinis (Sapindacece). Edible fruit. PIUM (L.G.). Small biting flies. IVriMiA. (iu/'/i, ///i,[ speciosa (Palmacere). Peach palm. PURU-PURU (L.G.). A leprous skin disease. PUSKU-POROTO. A shrub with edible fruit (Papilionacere) cultivated in Tarapoto district.'
GLOSSARY OF NATIVE NAMES 523 RAIZ DE MATO. Aristolochia sp. A powerful tonic. RETAMA. Thevetia neriifolia (Apocynacece), Fruit eatable ; rattles. SAMAI'MA. Eriodendron sp. (Sterculiacere). The Silk-cotton tree. SAPUCAIA. Lecythis sp. Good ship timber. seeds used for TABATINGA. White earth, used in painting cuyas. TABOCAL. A bamboo thicket. TACUARI. Mabca fistiilosa (Euphorbiace). Stems make pipe-tubes. for itch. TAMACOARI. Caraipa sp. ? Produces a fine balsam ; specific TAMSHE. A liana used in the Andes. TAPIIKA GUAYABA. Bellucia sp. (Melastomacere). A fruit. TAPIRIBA. Manriajnglandifolia (Anacardiacese). A fruit, bark medicinal. TAPUYAS. Indians semi-civilised. TAUARf. Bark cloth. Tecoma sp. (Bignoniacese). TERRA FIRME. Dry land, above floods. TlMBO. Paitllinia pinnata (Sapindacese). Roots used to fish. stupefy TIMBO-TITICA. Heteropsis sp. Shields of Uaupes Indians made of this wood. TRAGO (Barre). Native spirit, in the Rio Negro. TU^HAUA (L.G.). The chief of an Indian tribe. TUCU.M. Astrocaryum vulgare (Palmace?e). TUCUMA. Astrocaryum tiiciuua (Palmacese). TUCUNDERA (L.G.). The large severely stinging ant. Tupf. Indians who speak Lingoa Geral. TURURI. Thick bark cloth. UACU. LeguminoscE. Produces a bitter oil from seeds. UARAMA. Marantaceoe. An edible root. UARCA. Marantacere. An edible root. UARUMA. Maranta sp. Leaves used in making mats, baskets, etc. UAUASSI''. Attalea speciosa. Palmacea.'. UBA, UBADA. Large dug-out canoes. UBIM. Geonoma sp. Small forest palms. ("IUTSSU. Manicaria M(V//
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CONTEXTS Piura and Chira Topography
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Page 541 and 542: GLOSSARY OF NATIVE NAMES 1 AHACATE,
Page 543: GLOSSARY OF NATIVE NAMES 521 CUYAS.
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Page 557 and 558: ITAUBA INDEX LYCOPODIA 533 ITAUBA (
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