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#2624 - Coriaria angustissima - Small-leaved Tutu
The name is derived from the Latin corium ‘hide’, possibly from the use of some species for tanning leather, and the Latin angustus and issumus, meaning ‘very constricted, narrow’.
Another of the deadly poisonous Tutu species found over most of Aotearoa. This species seems to be limited to the mountains of the South Island, going by the iNaturalist records.
Arthur's Pass, Aotearoa New Zealand
#2351 - Coriaria pteridoides - Small-leaved Tutu
One of five species in a genus of extremely poisonous New Zealand plants. Eating the berries could easily be fatal but most of the cases of poisoning are from honey - not just when bees feed on the nectar, but also when they collect honeydew produced by the introduced introduced Passionvine Hopper from Australia, after it feeds on the plant.
There are 9 other species in the family, all in the same genus as the NZ species, but found across many parts of the world. The South American species C. ruscifolia is an evergreen climber, and its fruits are used in southern Chile to make rat poison.
Some species can fix nitrogen, despite not being legumes.
Whakapapa Village, North Island Volcanic Plateau, New Zealand
#2458 - Coriaria arborea - Tree Tutu
Found in scrub and open areas from the coast to the hills across the main islands, the Chathams, and Raoul island. Like others in the genus, highly poisonous.
A straggling plant that can grow to over 6m high.
The toxin tutin is found in all parts of the plant apart from the fleshy flower petals. Livestock, including dogs and two circus elephants, have been poisoned by the plant, and humans are no better off. In 2014 a hiker was lucky to survive after mistaking the shoots for Supplejack (Ripogonum scandens).
Despite that, Tutu was eaten by the Māori - specifically the extracted juice of the flowerpetals that enfold the berries. The gathered berries were placed in specially woven baskets lined with the flower heads of Toetoe grass (Austroderia), to separate the seeds from the squeezed juice. The juice was used as a sweetener for fernroot, or was boiled with seaweed and left to set as a black jelly called Rehia.
Tree Tutu is host to four moth species in the genus Izatha.
Mount Taranaki, New Zealand
#curiosityfest - day 3
Author: Coriaria Rating: Not Rated Word Count: 67,764 Type: Historical AU
Summary: When Sirius Black is unmasked as a spy, it seems that nearly everyone in Bletchley Park knew all along that something wasn't right about him. But Lily Evans thinks otherwise. She knows that if Black really was a spy, he'd have done it properly, and would have never been caught. Remus Lupin doesn't believe Sirius is a spy either. According to the landlady, she found the stolen ciphers in his room between the pages of a magazine filled with photos of half-naked women. And Remus knows that such a magazine would hold no interest for Sirius. It's not much to go on, but both Remus and Lily are determined to get to the truth. A man's life depends upon it.
Warnings: Period-Typical Homophobia, Period-Typical Sexism, period-typical attitudes to disability, Internalised Homophobia, Implied/Referenced Child Abuse, Death of parent
Comments: A brilliant historical au, I flew threw this even with the higher word count. It was easy to get lost in, the mystery was interesting, and it felt accurate to the time period. All hail Lily for being incredible and kicking everyone into gear in this story. The entire thing was rather wonderful, and I’m very glad I read it.
Zumaque o rhus Coriaria, una Especia árabe que a Parte unas Propiedades Medicinales Increíbles
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T.E.R:R.A.I.N - Taranaki Educational Resource: Research, Analysis and Information Network - Coriaria arborea (Tutu) Coriaria arborea, tutu, 馬桑, poisonous, leaf=paripinnate, leaf=elliptic, flower=raceme, flower=white, fruit=black, berry=black, tutin, convulsion
T.E.R:R.A.I.N - Taranaki Educational Resource: Research, Analysis and Information Network - Coriaria arborea (Tutu) Coriaria arborea, tutu, 馬桑, poisonous, leaf=paripinnate, leaf=elliptic, flower=raceme, flower=white, fruit=black, berry=black, tutin, convulsion
T.E.R:R.A.I.N - Taranaki Educational Resource: Research, Analysis and Information Network - Coriaria arborea (Tutu) Coriaria arborea, tutu, 馬桑, poisonous, leaf=paripinnate, leaf=elliptic, flower=raceme, flower=white, fruit=black, berry=black, tutin, convulsion
