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Quassia AmaraThe wood of this plant furnishes Surinam quassia. It is destitute of smell, but has an intensely bitter taste, and is used as a tonic. The root has also reputed medicinal value, as also have the flowers. Next: Quillaja Saponaria Previous: Punica Granatum
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