Statice limonum, Sea Lavender. Coasts and salt marshes of Europe and America. Richer in tannin than S. coriaria; used in France, Spain and Portugal.
Several other species contain tannin. These plants are allied to “Thrift” (Armeria).
MALPIGHIACEÆ.
Byrsonima spicata, Antilles, “Tamwood.”
Byrsonima coriacea, Jamaica, “Golden Spoon.”
Byrsonima chrysophylla, etc.
Malpighia punicifolia, Nicaragua, “Nancite”; “Mangrutta.” Bark contains 20-30 per cent. of light-coloured tannin.
POLYGALACEÆ, Milkwort Family.
Krameria triandria, Rhatany, Peru.
The root is used in medicine, and is stated to contain 40 per cent. of tannin.