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A species reported widely in the Neotropics; known as Rough-leaved Pepper in English and as Cordoncillo here near the Argentina-Brazil border by Iguazu.

Copenhagen, Hovedstaden, Denmark

Copenhagen, Hovedstaden, Denmark

With a licorice odor, this is one of the species known as Anisillo. Photo from central Nicaragua.In context at www.dixpix.ca/meso_america/Flora/magnoliids/index.html

Samara, Guanacaste Province, Costa Rica

A species ranging from Nicaragua to Panama, here in the latter.

Los ofidios venenosos del CaucaCali :[s.n.]1896.biodiversitylibrary.org/page/4401500

Toro Amarillo, Alajuela, Costa Rica

One of the species known as Wild Pepper. Photo from Juan Castro Blanca Park, Costa Rica.

A pantropical medicinal plant which originated in the Americas. Known in English as Wild Pepper. Photo from the Calanoa Reserve, Colombian Amazon.

A medicinal plant, pantropical from an origin in the Americas. Known as Wild Pepper in English.

Widespread in the Neotropics with names such as Flecha. Photo from the Gamboa area of Panama.

A view of the distinctive leaves of a widespread species known as Flecha, on the Pipeline Road in the Panama Canal Zone.

Photo from the Sacha Lodge Reserve, eastern Ecuador.

A species ranging from southern Mexico to Peru. Photo from eastern Ecuador.

Pereira, Risaralda, Colombia