GO Ian Patrick Q.

April 9, 2020
BSPH 2A

HOMEWORK NO. 2

PLANTS TYPE OF PHILIPPINE COMPLETE ENGLISH NAME PRINCIPAL

GLYCOSIDE NAME BOTANICAL GLYCOSIDE
SOURCE YIELDED
Acapulco Chrysophan Katanda Abundant Emperor's Sennoside
ic acid Andadasi throughout the candlesticks A,B,C and D
Palochina Philippines in (Engl.)
settled areas Empress
at low and candle plant
medium
altitudes.
Achuete Flavonoid Achote Achoete Planted in and Lipstick Carthamin/
glycoside Achwete about towns plant Quereitrin
Atsuete Asuti throughout the Annatto
Philippines

Adelfa Cardiac Adelfa (Tag.) Throughout the Ceylon Tree Oleandrin

glycoside Baladre (Tag.) Philippines in Dog bane
cultivation. - Oleander
Nowhere
established.
Bitter Flavonoid Kahel (Tag.) Found Bitter Hesperidrin
orange glycoside throughout the orange
Philippines, (Engl.)
nearly always Coolie
planted. orange
(Engl.)
Cajel Flavonoid Kahel (Tag.) Found Bitter Hesperidrin
glycoside throughout the orange
Philippines, Coolie
nearly always orange
planted. (Engl.)
Campanero Cardiac Campanilla(Spa Introduced Be-still Thevetin-A
glycoside n, Tag) Native to South tree
Campanero America - Now Bush milk
(span, Tag) pantropic Lucky nut
Yellow bell
Yellow
oleander
Sabila Anthraquin Sabila Sabila Cultivated for Barbados Aloin
one pinya ornamental and aloe
glycoside medicinal Aloe vera
purposes. Aloe

Fistula Anthraquin Kana-pistula Cultivated as Golden Sennoside

one Kanya pistula an ornamental shower tree A,B,C and D
glycoside Lapad-lapad flowering tree (Engl.)
or sometimes Indian
planted for its laburnum
medicinal (Engl.)
 properties

Gogo Saponin Balonos (Bis.) In forests at Cali bean Diosgenin

glycoside Balugo (Tag., low and medium (Engl.) Gila
Pamp.) Barugo altitudes, bean (Engl.)
(S.L. Bis.) from Northern Matchbox
Bayogo (C. Luzon bean (Engl.)
Tag.) (Cagayan) to Monkey
Mindanao and ladder pod
Palawan (Engl.)
Kalachuchi Cyanogenic Kalasusi Usually Frangipani Linamarin
glycoside (Tag.) cultivated for (Engl.)
Kalatsutsi ornamental Temple
(Tag.) purposes. - flower
Kalanuche Nowhere (Engl.)
(Ilk.) established
Kalonoche
Kausia Bitter Kuasia Various plant Quassia wood Gentiopeiri
glycoside n

Limon Flavonoid Dayap Obtain from the Lemon Hesperidrin

glycoside fruit ,roots ,
bark , rind, of
citrus limon

Lukban Flavonoid Lukban (Tag., Found Forbidden Hespirdrin

glycoside Bik., Ilk.) throughout the fruit
Suha (Tag.) Philippines, (Engl.)
Hayata Taboyog in settled Pomelo
(Bon.) Cabugao areas, usually (Engl.)
(P. Bis.) planted. - Pummelo
Lubban (Ibn.) Probably not a (Engl.)
native of the Shaddock
Archipelago. - (Engl.)
Found
throughout all
warm
countries. -
Native of the
Old World.
Maguey Saponin Magey (most In thickets at American Agamenoside
glycoside Philippine low and medium agave A and B
dialects) altitudes. (Engl.)
Agave (Tag.) Century
plant
(Engl.)
Flowering
aloe (Engl.)
Spiked aloe
(Engl.)
Maguey
(Engl.
 Mustasa Isothiocya Mustasa (Tag.) Widely Brown Sirigrin
nate distributed in mustard
glycoside the settled (Engl.)
areas, in towns Indian
and houses, mustard
planted and (Engl.) Leaf
spontaneous. - mustard
Introduced (Engl.)
from Asia. -
Now,
pantropic;
also occurring
in some
temperate
regions.

Patolang Saponin Patola (Bis., Cultivated for Angled luffa Quillaia

bilog glycoside Bik., Tag.) its edible (Engl.) Bath
Patolang bilog fruit. sponge
(Tag.) (Engl.)

Tugi Saponin Kamiging In thickets and Asiatic yam Diosgenin

glycoside (Bik.) Toñgo secondary (Engl.)
(Tag.) Tugi forests at low Chinese yam
(Tag., Ilk.) altitudes in (Engl.)
Tuñgo (Tag.) Bataan
Islands, in
Cagayan,
Vanilla Aldehyde Banilya Flower of Vanilla Glucovanill
glycoside vanilla in
planifolia

Weeping Alcohol Libas (Tag.) - Found in Four-seed Populin

willow glycoside Maksa (C. Bis.) Cagayan, willow
Malatiki Laguna, Rizal, (Engl.)
(Tag.) Tiaun and Bulacan Indian
(Tag.) Weeping Provinces in willow
willow (tag.) Luzon; in (Engl.)
Bohol; and in
Mindanao.
Yellow Bell Cardiac Naturalized in Yellow bell Thevetin-A
glycoside the Yellow
Philippines. - bignonia
Native of Yellow
tropical elder.
America Yellow