Pausinystalia johimbe

Mebdinus balansae, Rauwolfia serpentina [root], R. spp., Tonduzia longfolia (Apocynaceae), Pausinystalia johimbe (Rubiaceae)... [Pg.136]

Y ohimbine Treatment of impotence Pausinystalia johimbe Yohimbe... [Pg.2902]

Monarda punctata herb Morinda citrifolia fruit Mucuna pruriens root, seed Myristica fragrans aril, seed Nardostachys jatamansi rhizome, root Ocimum basilicum leaf Ocimum gratissimum aboveground parts Paeonia suffruticosa root bark Pausinystalia johimbe bark... [Pg.996]

Rubiaceous Alkaloids e.g.. Cinchona Sp. (Quinine), Mitragyna speciosa Korth (Katum, Kratum, Kutum), Pausinystalia johimbe (K. Schum) (Y ohimbe)... [Pg.413]

Pausinystalia yohimbe Pierre (Corynanthe johimbe K. Sehum.)... [Pg.696]

Y. is the main alkaloid of many Aspidosperma species, it also occurs in Rubiaceae such as Corynanthe johimbe i=Pausinystalia) and related trees as well as in some Apocynaceae (e. g., Rauvolfia and Vinca species). Y. is structurally related to the Rauvolfia alkaloids, e. g., reserpine. Y. is the methyl ester of yohimb(in)ic acid (C20H24N2O3, Mr 340.42, mp. 280-300°C). In medicine Y. is used especially in the form of its more water-soluble hydrochloride (decomp. at 302 °C) as a... [Pg.710]

Pausinystalia yohimba Corynanthe johimbe) (Rubiaceae) is an evergreen tree that grows wild in the southern areas of Africa, and is known locally as yohimbe. The bark of P. yohimba has been used as an aphrodisiac drug for centuries. [Pg.78]

Source Pausinystalia yohimba Pierre ex Beille. P. johimbe (Schumann) Beille, Corynanthe johimbi Schumann) (Family Rubiaceae). [Pg.631]

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