Physalis pruinosa var. argentina J. M. Toledo & Barboza

Arenas, Pastor & Kamienkowski, Nicolás Martín, 2013, Ethnobotany of the genus Physalis L. (Solanaceae) in the South American Gran Chaco, Candollea 68 (2), pp. 251-266 : 255-266

publication ID	https://doi.org/10.15553/c2012v682a9
DOI	https://doi.org/10.5281/zenodo.5748018
persistent identifier	https://treatment.plazi.org/id/E56B87BF-0771-FF95-F769-E197FA80FD49
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scientific name	Physalis pruinosa var. argentina J. M. Toledo & Barboza
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Annual, robust herbaceous plant which can reach up to 1.5 m in height; lives in Bolivia, Paraguay and Argentina, with the Gran Chaco and its adjoining areas being places where its presence has been well documented (TOLEDO & BARBOSA, 2005: 73-76). It lives in clearings and the edges of forests, invading crops, roadsides and disturbed terrain. The Pilagá report that the ripe fruit is a source of food.

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ARGENTINA. Prov. Formosa. Dpto Patiño: Colonia Muñiz , a 8 km de Las Lomitas, 24º46 S 60º29 W, 3.VI.1985, Dell Arciprete 25 ( BA) [Pilagá indians]. GoogleMaps Dpto Matacos: Ing. Juárez , Toldería Toba , 1 km al N del pueblo, 23°53 S 61°51 W, 20.II.1983, Arenas 2191 ( BA) [Toba-pilagá indians]. GoogleMaps Dpto Bermejo: Pozo de Maza, 23°34 S 61°42 W, 4.II.1989, Arenas 3399 ( BA) [Wichí indians]; GoogleMaps Pozo de Maza, 23°34 S 61°42 W, 15.VII.1996, Scarpa 84 ( BA) [Criollo]; GoogleMaps Vaca Perdida, 23º29 S 61º38 W, 13.III.1986, Arenas 3214 ( BA) [Tobapilagá indians]. GoogleMaps Prov. Salta. Dpto Rivadavia: Misión La Paz , 22º24 S 62º30 W, 23.I.1984, Arenas 2683 ( BA) [Choroti indians]. GoogleMaps

PARAGUAY. Dpto Presidente Hayes: Misión San Leonardo de Escalante , 61º00 S 24º45 W, VI.1981, Sturzenegger s.n. ( BACP 2524 , BA) [Nivaclé indians GoogleMaps ].

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“xucinxasché lhakos” [Nivaclé indians];

“maqane” [Pilagá indians]; “kuchi’maGañik”, “kochi’maGañi” [Toba-pilagá indians];

“kaaní” [Choroti indians];

“wahat te’lhui”, “wuq’ute lhui” [Wichí indians];

“pocote” [Argentinian Criollo].