Cocculus
- noun
- /ˈkɒk.jʊ.ləs/
- Specialized
- Cocculus species are often found in tropical Asian rainforests, where they climb up trees for sunlight.
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The dried berries of Cocculus are used in traditional herbal remedies in some cultures.
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Botanists collected several varieties of Cocculus during their expedition in Southeast Asia.
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The Cocculus plant thrives in warm climates.
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Many species of Cocculus are used in traditional medicine.
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Cocculus species are often found in tropical Asian rainforests, where they climb up trees for sunlight.
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Botanists collected several varieties of Cocculus during their expedition in Southeast Asia.
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The dried berries of Cocculus are used in traditional herbal remedies in some cultures.
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Etymology
Cocculus comes from the Greek word kokkos, meaning 'berry'. That's fitting because these climbing plants often have small berry-like fruits, so the name helps you remember the plant group and its use in traditional remedies.