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Non-scientific name:

maracujá

7 Medicinal source(s) include this non-scientific name:

Medicinal sources: Scientific names as used in medicinal source: MPNS matched scientific names: Accepted name: Trade forms: Plant parts:
Plants for Malaria, Plants for Fever (Milliken, 2021) Passiflora coccinea Aubl. Passiflora coccinea Aubl. Passiflora coccinea Aubl.
Med. Pl. N.E.Brazil (Fátima Agra et al., 2008) Passiflora edulis Sims Passiflora edulis Sims Passiflora edulis Sims fruit, leaf, mesocarp
Med. & Pois. Pl. N.E.Braz. (Agra et al., 2007) Passiflora edulis Sims Passiflora edulis Sims Passiflora edulis Sims fruit, leaf, mesocarp
GRIN Report: World Economic Plants (Wiersema, 1999) Passiflora edulis Sims Passiflora edulis Sims Passiflora edulis Sims
Med. Pl. Braz. Pharm. (Brandão et al., 2006) Passiflora alata Curtis Passiflora alata Curtis Passiflora alata Curtis fluid extract, vegetal drug, tincture leaf
PROTA: Med. Pl. Trop. Africa 1 (Schmelzer et al., 2008) Passiflora suberosa L. Passiflora suberosa L. Passiflora suberosa L.
WHO Monographs Med. Pl. 3 (2007) Passiflora incarnate L. Passiflora incarnata L. Passiflora incarnata L. dried aerial parts aerial parts

37 Non-scientific name(s) associated with "maracujá":

Non-scientific names: Class of name: Medicinal sources:
apricot vine Other WHO Monographs Med. Pl. 3 (2007)
common passionfruit Other GRIN Report: World Economic Plants (Wiersema, 1999)
corky passionflower Other PROTA: Med. Pl. Trop. Africa 1 (Schmelzer et al., 2008)
corkystem passionflower Other PROTA: Med. Pl. Trop. Africa 1 (Schmelzer et al., 2008)
devil's pumpkin Other PROTA: Med. Pl. Trop. Africa 1 (Schmelzer et al., 2008)
fiore della passione Other WHO Monographs Med. Pl. 3 (2007)
fleischfarbene passionsblume Other WHO Monographs Med. Pl. 3 (2007)
fleur de la passion Other WHO Monographs Med. Pl. 3 (2007)
flor de la pasión Other WHO Monographs Med. Pl. 3 (2007)
grenadella Other GRIN Report: World Economic Plants (Wiersema, 1999)
grenadille Other PROTA: Med. Pl. Trop. Africa 1 (Schmelzer et al., 2008)
WHO Monographs Med. Pl. 3 (2007)
herba passiflorae Pharmaceutical WHO Monographs Med. Pl. 3 (2007)
indigo berry Other PROTA: Med. Pl. Trop. Africa 1 (Schmelzer et al., 2008)
maracujá-comum Other GRIN Report: World Economic Plants (Wiersema, 1999)
maracujá-de-comer Other GRIN Report: World Economic Plants (Wiersema, 1999)
maracujá-de-ponche Other GRIN Report: World Economic Plants (Wiersema, 1999)
maracujá-do-mato Other GRIN Report: World Economic Plants (Wiersema, 1999)
maracujá-doce Other GRIN Report: World Economic Plants (Wiersema, 1999)
maracujá-mirim Other GRIN Report: World Economic Plants (Wiersema, 1999)
maracujá-peroba Other GRIN Report: World Economic Plants (Wiersema, 1999)
maracujá-preto Other GRIN Report: World Economic Plants (Wiersema, 1999)
maracujá-redondo Other GRIN Report: World Economic Plants (Wiersema, 1999)
may apple Other WHO Monographs Med. Pl. 3 (2007)
may flower Other WHO Monographs Med. Pl. 3 (2007)
may-pop Other WHO Monographs Med. Pl. 3 (2007)
pasionaria Other WHO Monographs Med. Pl. 3 (2007)
passiflora Other WHO Monographs Med. Pl. 3 (2007)
passiflora roja Other WHO Monographs Med. Pl. 3 (2007)
passiflore Other PROTA: Med. Pl. Trop. Africa 1 (Schmelzer et al., 2008)
WHO Monographs Med. Pl. 3 (2007)
passion vine Other WHO Monographs Med. Pl. 3 (2007)
passionsfrukt Other GRIN Report: World Economic Plants (Wiersema, 1999)
purple granadilla Other GRIN Report: World Economic Plants (Wiersema, 1999)
rose-coloured passion flower Other WHO Monographs Med. Pl. 3 (2007)
water lemon Other WHO Monographs Med. Pl. 3 (2007)
white passion flower Other WHO Monographs Med. Pl. 3 (2007)
wild passionfruit Other PROTA: Med. Pl. Trop. Africa 1 (Schmelzer et al., 2008)
wildpassion flower Other WHO Monographs Med. Pl. 3 (2007)