| Collector | Balslev, H. |
| Number | 2891 |
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| Country | Ecuador |
| Subpart | NAPO |
| County | |
| Locality | Southern shore of Río Napo a few km below Itaya. Garden of native house and surrounding tropical rainforest. Etnobotanic information given by Sr. Antonio Coquinche and translated by licenciado Santos Dea from Pompeya mission. |
| Coordinates | 0° 28' S 76° 33' W |
| Minimum elevation (m) | 200 |
| Maximum elevation (m) | 200 |
| Start date | 1982/08/20 |
| End date | 1982/08/20 |
| Family | Araceae |
| Identification | Syngonium yurimaguense Engl. |
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| Field notes | Quichua: Sapupaja panga. Epiphyte on tree trunk in tall virgin forest on terra firme. Uses: Against death-fear. Preparations: When someone is close to dying this plant is taken (preparation not understood well by me) and the dying person will become incenciensious and sometimes come back to life again. |
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