Lycium arochae
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NameLycium arochae
Scientific NameLycium arochae F.Chiang, T.Wendt & E.J.Lott
Plant FamilySolanaceae
Natural HabitatFound in desert scrub environments on fine-grained, light reddish-brown limestone-derived alluvium, sometimes mixed with Colorado sandstone. It is native to Coahuila, Mexico, at elevations around 1110 meters.
Parts Usedleaf,flower,fruit
Medicinal Actions
Traditional UsesNo traditional medicinal uses are specified for this particular species in the provided information.
Preparation Methods
Contraindications & WarningsNo specific contraindications are known or mentioned for this plant.
Cultivation NotesThis species is an abundant shrub in its native desert scrub habitat, suggesting it thrives in arid conditions with limestone-derived soils.
Raritycommon
Description
An abundant shrub, typically 2-4 feet tall, characterized by bluish-green, glabrous leaves. The plant bears scattered deep lavender flowers and numerous young fruits, often growing on thorny branches.
