Plumbago scandens—There is an ambiguity toward these plants typified by the name homme [à] deux faces (man with two faces, Haiti). The herbs are pretty because of their flowers, but they are acrid, blistering, emetic, and medicinal. (See p. 527.) Psychotria sulzneri—This hammock shrub is known to the Seminoles as atópâ:bî (dogwood replica, Mikasuki). (See p. 547.)

DOI link for Plumbago scandens—There is an ambiguity toward these plants typified by the name homme [à] deux faces (man with two faces, Haiti). The herbs are pretty because of their flowers, but they are acrid, blistering, emetic, and medicinal. (See p. 527.) Psychotria sulzneri—This hammock shrub is known to the Seminoles as atópâ:bî (dogwood replica, Mikasuki). (See p. 547.)

Plumbago scandens—There is an ambiguity toward these plants typified by the name homme [à] deux faces (man with two faces, Haiti). The herbs are pretty because of their flowers, but they are acrid, blistering, emetic, and medicinal. (See p. 527.) Psychotria sulzneri—This hammock shrub is known to the Seminoles as atópâ:bî (dogwood replica, Mikasuki). (See p. 547.)