Plants for life: - Sacred Seeds Sanctuary

Other medicinal plant species suggested as being of conservation concernSpecies RegionCITES (Appendix) IUCN (2007 categories at Annex 6) BGs Of interestRhamnus prinoidesRhamnus staddoRheedia aristata (Garcinia)*Rheum australeRheum coreanumRheum emodiRheum webbianumRhodiola elongata (Sedum)Rhodiola heterodontaRhodiola roseaRhododendron brachycarpumRhododendron chrysanthumRhoicissus tridentata*Rosa arabicaRoylea cinereaRuscus aculeatusRuscus spp.*Salacia oblongaSalvadora persica*Salvia officinalisSambucus nigraSaracca indicaSarcolaena delphinensisSarcophyte sanguineaSaruma henryiSasa coreanaSatureja montanaSceletium tortuosum (Phyllobolus)Schizobasis intricataSchlechterina mitrostemmatoidesScilla natalensisSclerocarya birreaScutellaria baicalensisScutia myrtinaSecamone gerrardiiSecuridaca longipedunculataSenna didymobotryaSenna singueanaShorea taluraSideritis spp.Silene leucophyllaSiphonochilus aethiopicusSolanum incanumSolanum lyratumSorbus sambucifoliaStapelia giganteaSteganotaenia araliaceaStellera chamaejasmeStephania cepharanthaStrophanthus hispidusStrychnos henningsiiAfricaAfricaCuba, BrazilNepal/HimalayaE Asia, Koreawestern Himalayawestern HimalayaKoreawestern HimalayaArctic regions of Europe, Asia and N AmericaJapanE Asiatropical and S AfricaEgyptwestern HimalayaEuropeMacronesia and W Europesouthern Indiatropical Africa to AsiaS Europe and MediteraneanEurasiaIndiaMadagascarE tropical and South AfricaNW to SW ChinaKoreaS EuropeNamibia, W and C S AfricaSouth Africatropical E AfricaSouth Africatropical and S AfricaSiberia to JapanAfricaSouth Africatropical Africatropical Africa, natur. Asia and AmericaAfricaSouthern IndiaN temperate Old World and MacronesiaEgyptSouth AfricaAfricaE AsiaN hemisphereSouth AfricaEthiopia to S AfricaC Asia, HimalayaVietnamtropical Old WorldAfricaIIII2007 EN 1997 Rare1997 VU1997 EN2007 EN2007 EN1997 Indeterminate42113011069n/a01342355230196874140010051040148184041162n/a03322232340103rhubarbknown as the toothbrush treesageelderberry, associated with superstition, Romans used as a hair dye, medicinal and pith still used for holdingspecimens when sectioning botanical materialflowers smell of rotting flesharrow poisons and cardiac drugPlants for life: Medicinal plant conservation and botanic gardens 43