Galphimia glauca - Revision history

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	==Medicinal uses==		==Medicinal uses==
	The plant's fruits contain high [[vitamin C]]. In Mexican [[folk medicine]], a tea is infused from the plant's leaves to relieve [[chest pain]], soothe anxiety and as well as to treat diarrhea, [[asthma]], [[malaria]], [[rhinitis]], [[hayfever]], [[dysentery]] and [[gastroenteritis]].<ref name=avogel/> It is also used as an [[antihistamine]], an [[anticonvulsant]], an [[Allergen immunotherapy\|anti-allergic]] medication and a [[sedative]], because it contains a variety of therapeutic compounds, including [[quercetin]], [[Phenolic acid\|phenolic]]s, [[triterpenoid]]s, and [[flavonoids]].<ref name =plant/><ref>~~[https://www~~.~~ncbi~~.~~nlm~~.~~nih~~.~~gov/pmc/articles/PMC6278297/~~ Multidisciplinary Investigations on ''Galphimia glauca'': A Mexican Medicinal Plant with Pharmacological Potential] ~~[[National~~ ~~Library~~ of ~~Medicine]].~~ 15 ~~November,~~ ~~2018~~. ~~Retrieved~~ 6 ~~June,~~ ~~2023.~~</ref>		The plant's fruits contain high [[vitamin C]]. In Mexican [[folk medicine]], a tea is infused from the plant's leaves to relieve [[chest pain]], soothe anxiety and as well as to treat diarrhea, [[asthma]], [[malaria]], [[rhinitis]], [[hayfever]], [[dysentery]] and [[gastroenteritis]].<ref name=avogel/> It is also used as an [[antihistamine]], an [[anticonvulsant]], an [[Allergen immunotherapy\|anti-allergic]] medication and a [[sedative]], because it contains a variety of therapeutic compounds, including [[quercetin]], [[Phenolic acid\|phenolic]]s, [[triterpenoid]]s, and [[flavonoids]].<ref name =plant/><ref>{{cite journal \| pmc=6278297 \| date=2018 \| last1=Sharma \| first1=A. \| last2=Angulo-Bejarano \| first2=P. I. \| last3=Madariaga-Navarrete \| first3=A. \| last4=Oza \| first4=G. \| last5=n. Iqbal \| first5=H. M. \| last6=Cardoso-Taketa \| first6=A. \| last7=Luisa Villarreal \| first7=M. \| title=Multidisciplinary Investigations on Galphimia glauca: A Mexican Medicinal Plant with Pharmacological Potential \| journal=Molecules \| volume=23 \| issue=11 \| page=2985 \| doi=10.3390/molecules23112985 \| doi-access=free \| pmid=30445751 }}</ref>

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	==Distribution==		==Distribution==
	It is native to Mexico, [[Guatemala]] and [[Panama]], where it is found in semi-warm and temperate climates between 920 and 2600 m [[above sea level\|asl]], where it grows in fields associated with disturbed vegetation of deciduous and evergreen [[tropical forest]]s, [[xeric]] scrub, [[oak forest\|oak]], [[pine]] and [[juniper]] forests. The plant can adapt to drier climates and can resist mild frosts of up to -2º C.<ref name=avogel/>		It is native to Mexico, [[Guatemala]] and [[Panama]], where it is found in semi-warm and temperate climates between 920 and 2600 m [[above sea level\|asl]], where it grows in fields associated with disturbed vegetation of deciduous and evergreen [[tropical forest]]s, [[xeric]] scrub, [[oak forest\|oak]], [[Tropical and subtropical coniferous forests\|pine]] and [[juniper]] forests. The plant can adapt to drier climates and can resist mild frosts of up to -2º C.<ref name=avogel/>

	==Medicinal uses==		==Medicinal uses==

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	==Distribution==		==Distribution==
	It is native to Mexico, [[Guatemala]] and [[Panama]], where it is found in semi-warm and temperate climates between 920 and 2600 m [[above sea level\|asl]], where it grows in fields associated with disturbed vegetation of deciduous and evergreen [[tropical forest]]s, [[xeric]] scrub, [[oak forest\|oak]], [[~~pine forest\|~~pine]] and [[juniper]] forests. The plant can adapt to drier climates and can resist mild frosts of up to -2º C.<ref name=avogel/>		It is native to Mexico, [[Guatemala]] and [[Panama]], where it is found in semi-warm and temperate climates between 920 and 2600 m [[above sea level\|asl]], where it grows in fields associated with disturbed vegetation of deciduous and evergreen [[tropical forest]]s, [[xeric]] scrub, [[oak forest\|oak]], [[pine]] and [[juniper]] forests. The plant can adapt to drier climates and can resist mild frosts of up to -2º C.<ref name=avogel/>

	==Medicinal uses==		==Medicinal uses==

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	'''''Galphimia glauca''''', also known as '''rain of gold''', '''~~gold~~ ~~shower~~''', '''thryallis''' and '''shower of gold''', is a [[flowering plant\|flowering]] shrub in the [[Malpighiaceae]] family that is native to [[Central America]].<ref>[https://www.nparks.gov.sg/florafaunaweb/flora/2/0/2024 Galphimia glauca] Flora Fauna Web. Retrieved 6 June, 2023.</ref>		'''''Galphimia glauca''''', also known as '''rain of gold''', '''golden showers''', '''thryallis''' and '''shower of gold''', is a [[flowering plant\|flowering]] shrub in the [[Malpighiaceae]] family that is native to [[Central America]].<ref>[https://www.nparks.gov.sg/florafaunaweb/flora/2/0/2024 Galphimia glauca] Flora Fauna Web. Retrieved 6 June, 2023.</ref><ref>[https://austinnativelandscaping.com/plant/galphimia-glauca-golden-showers-thryallis-golden-thryallis-gold-shower-shower-of-gold-rain-of-gold/ GOLDEN SHOWERS THRYALLIS] Austin Native Landscaping] Retrieved 6 June, 2023.</ref>

	==Description==		==Description==
	[[File:金英花 Galphimia glauca - panoramio.jpg\|thumb\|250px\|left\|Leaves and flowers]]		[[File:金英花 Galphimia glauca - panoramio.jpg\|thumb\|250px\|left\|Leaves and flowers]]
	It is an evergreen, erect shrub with branched [[taproot]] system that reaches a height of up to 1.8 to 3 metres. The alternate leaves are ovate or elongate, green above and bluish green below which may become bronze coloured during the cold.<ref>[https://www.efloraofgandhinagar.in/shrub/galphimia-glauca Galphimia glauca] Gujarat Forestry Research Foundation. Retrieved 6 June, 2023.</ref> The sweet-scented flowers are yellow in color, 2 cm in size, with 5 petals and sepals, and are produced in flowery [[racemes]]. The plant can bloom in cycles all year round in the right conditions, but mostly from early spring to the first frost.<ref name=avogel>[https://www.avogel.com.au/plant-encyclopedia/galphimia-glauca.php Galphimia glauca CAV.] A. Vogel. Plant Encyclopedia. Retrieved 6 June, 2023.</ref><ref name =plant>[https://plantcaretoday.com/thryallis.html Thryallis Plant: How To Care For and Grow Galphimia Glauca] plantcaretoday.com. Retrieved 6 June, 2023. </ref>		It is an evergreen, erect shrub with branched [[taproot]] system that reaches a height of up to 1.8 to 3 metres. The alternate leaves are ovate or elongate, green above and bluish green below which may become bronze coloured during the cold.<ref>[https://www.efloraofgandhinagar.in/shrub/galphimia-glauca Galphimia glauca] Gujarat Forestry Research Foundation. Retrieved 6 June, 2023.</ref> The sweet-scented flowers are yellow in color, 2 cm in size, with 5 petals and sepals, and are produced in flowery [[racemes]]. The plant can bloom in cycles all year round in the right conditions and under full sun, but mostly from early spring to the first frost.<ref name=avogel>[https://www.avogel.com.au/plant-encyclopedia/galphimia-glauca.php Galphimia glauca CAV.] A. Vogel. Plant Encyclopedia. Retrieved 6 June, 2023.</ref><ref name =plant>[https://plantcaretoday.com/thryallis.html Thryallis Plant: How To Care For and Grow Galphimia Glauca] plantcaretoday.com. Retrieved 6 June, 2023. </ref>

	''Galphimia glauca'' is told apart from ''[[Galphimia gracilis]]'' by the flowers; in ''G. gracilis'' the petals fall as the fruit matures, whereas in ''G. glauca'' the petals remain put even in fruit.<ref>[https://somemagneticislandplants.com.au/thryallis#:~:text=There%20is%20much%20confusion%20between,petals%20persist%2C%20even%20in%20fruit. Galphimia gracilis] Some Magnetic Island Plants. Retrieved 6 June, 2023.</ref>		''Galphimia glauca'' is told apart from ''[[Galphimia gracilis]]'' by the flowers; in ''G. gracilis'' the petals fall as the fruit matures, whereas in ''G. glauca'' the petals remain put even in fruit.<ref>[https://somemagneticislandplants.com.au/thryallis#:~:text=There%20is%20much%20confusion%20between,petals%20persist%2C%20even%20in%20fruit. Galphimia gracilis] Some Magnetic Island Plants. Retrieved 6 June, 2023.</ref>

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	'''''Galphimia glauca''''', also known as '''rain of gold''', '''thryallis''' and '''shower of gold''', is a [[flowering plant\|flowering]] shrub in the [[Malpighiaceae]] family that is native to [[Central America]].<ref>[https://www.nparks.gov.sg/florafaunaweb/flora/2/0/2024 Galphimia glauca] Flora Fauna Web. Retrieved 6 June, 2023.</ref>		'''''Galphimia glauca''''', also known as '''rain of gold''', '''gold shower''', '''thryallis''' and '''shower of gold''', is a [[flowering plant\|flowering]] shrub in the [[Malpighiaceae]] family that is native to [[Central America]].<ref>[https://www.nparks.gov.sg/florafaunaweb/flora/2/0/2024 Galphimia glauca] Flora Fauna Web. Retrieved 6 June, 2023.</ref>

	==Description==		==Description==
	[[File:金英花 Galphimia glauca - panoramio.jpg\|thumb\|250px\|left\|Leaves and flowers]]		[[File:金英花 Galphimia glauca - panoramio.jpg\|thumb\|250px\|left\|Leaves and flowers]]
	It reaches a height of up to 1.8 to 3 metres, the sweet-scented flowers are yellow in color, 2 cm in size, with 5 petals and sepals, and are produced in flowery [[racemes]]. ~~The alternate leaves are ovate or elongate, green above and bluish green below.~~ The plant can bloom in cycles all year round in the right conditions, but mostly from early spring to the first frost.<ref name=avogel>[https://www.avogel.com.au/plant-encyclopedia/galphimia-glauca.php Galphimia glauca CAV.] A. Vogel. Plant Encyclopedia. Retrieved 6 June, 2023.</ref><ref name =plant>[https://plantcaretoday.com/thryallis.html Thryallis Plant: How To Care For and Grow Galphimia Glauca] plantcaretoday.com. Retrieved 6 June, 2023. </ref>		It is an evergreen, erect shrub with branched [[taproot]] system that reaches a height of up to 1.8 to 3 metres. The alternate leaves are ovate or elongate, green above and bluish green below which may become bronze coloured during the cold.<ref>[https://www.efloraofgandhinagar.in/shrub/galphimia-glauca Galphimia glauca] Gujarat Forestry Research Foundation. Retrieved 6 June, 2023.</ref> The sweet-scented flowers are yellow in color, 2 cm in size, with 5 petals and sepals, and are produced in flowery [[racemes]]. The plant can bloom in cycles all year round in the right conditions, but mostly from early spring to the first frost.<ref name=avogel>[https://www.avogel.com.au/plant-encyclopedia/galphimia-glauca.php Galphimia glauca CAV.] A. Vogel. Plant Encyclopedia. Retrieved 6 June, 2023.</ref><ref name =plant>[https://plantcaretoday.com/thryallis.html Thryallis Plant: How To Care For and Grow Galphimia Glauca] plantcaretoday.com. Retrieved 6 June, 2023. </ref>

	''Galphimia glauca'' is told apart from ''[[Galphimia gracilis]]'' by the flowers; In ''G. gracilis'' the petals fall as the fruit matures; in ''G. glauca'' the petals remain even in fruit.<ref>[https://somemagneticislandplants.com.au/thryallis#:~:text=There%20is%20much%20confusion%20between,petals%20persist%2C%20even%20in%20fruit. Galphimia gracilis] Some Magnetic Island Plants. Retrieved 6 June, 2023.</ref>		''Galphimia glauca'' is told apart from ''[[Galphimia gracilis]]'' by the flowers; in ''G. gracilis'' the petals fall as the fruit matures, whereas in ''G. glauca'' the petals remain put even in fruit.<ref>[https://somemagneticislandplants.com.au/thryallis#:~:text=There%20is%20much%20confusion%20between,petals%20persist%2C%20even%20in%20fruit. Galphimia gracilis] Some Magnetic Island Plants. Retrieved 6 June, 2023.</ref>

	==Distribution==		==Distribution==

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	It reaches a height of up to 1.8 to 3 metres, the sweet-scented flowers are yellow in color, 2 cm in size, with 5 petals and sepals, and are produced in flowery [[racemes]]. The alternate leaves are ovate or elongate, green above and bluish green below. The plant can bloom in cycles all year round in the right conditions, but mostly from early spring to the first frost.<ref name=avogel>[https://www.avogel.com.au/plant-encyclopedia/galphimia-glauca.php Galphimia glauca CAV.] A. Vogel. Plant Encyclopedia. Retrieved 6 June, 2023.</ref><ref name =plant>[https://plantcaretoday.com/thryallis.html Thryallis Plant: How To Care For and Grow Galphimia Glauca] plantcaretoday.com. Retrieved 6 June, 2023. </ref>		It reaches a height of up to 1.8 to 3 metres, the sweet-scented flowers are yellow in color, 2 cm in size, with 5 petals and sepals, and are produced in flowery [[racemes]]. The alternate leaves are ovate or elongate, green above and bluish green below. The plant can bloom in cycles all year round in the right conditions, but mostly from early spring to the first frost.<ref name=avogel>[https://www.avogel.com.au/plant-encyclopedia/galphimia-glauca.php Galphimia glauca CAV.] A. Vogel. Plant Encyclopedia. Retrieved 6 June, 2023.</ref><ref name =plant>[https://plantcaretoday.com/thryallis.html Thryallis Plant: How To Care For and Grow Galphimia Glauca] plantcaretoday.com. Retrieved 6 June, 2023. </ref>

	''Galphimia glauca'' is ~~easily~~ told apart from ''[[Galphimia gracilis]]'' by the flowers. In ''G. gracilis'' the petals fall as the fruit matures; in ''G. glauca'' the petals ~~are persistent~~ even in fruit.		''Galphimia glauca'' is told apart from ''[[Galphimia gracilis]]'' by the flowers; In ''G. gracilis'' the petals fall as the fruit matures; in ''G. glauca'' the petals remain even in fruit.<ref>[https://somemagneticislandplants.com.au/thryallis#:~:text=There%20is%20much%20confusion%20between,petals%20persist%2C%20even%20in%20fruit. Galphimia gracilis] Some Magnetic Island Plants. Retrieved 6 June, 2023.</ref>

	==Distribution==		==Distribution==

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	==Medicinal uses==		==Medicinal uses==
	The plant's fruits contain high [[vitamin C]]. In Mexican [[folk medicine]], a tea is infused from the plant's leaves to relieve [[chest pain]], soothe anxiety and as well as to treat diarrhea, [[rhinitis]], [[hayfever]], [[dysentery]] and [[gastroenteritis]].<ref name=avogel/> It is also used as an [[antihistamine]], an [[anticonvulsant]], an [[Allergen immunotherapy\|anti-allergic]] medication and a [[sedative]], because it contains a variety of therapeutic compounds, including [[Phenolic acid\|phenolic]]s, [[triterpenoid]]s, and [[flavonoids]].<ref name =plant/>		The plant's fruits contain high [[vitamin C]]. In Mexican [[folk medicine]], a tea is infused from the plant's leaves to relieve [[chest pain]], soothe anxiety and as well as to treat diarrhea, [[asthma]], [[malaria]], [[rhinitis]], [[hayfever]], [[dysentery]] and [[gastroenteritis]].<ref name=avogel/> It is also used as an [[antihistamine]], an [[anticonvulsant]], an [[Allergen immunotherapy\|anti-allergic]] medication and a [[sedative]], because it contains a variety of therapeutic compounds, including [[quercetin]], [[Phenolic acid\|phenolic]]s, [[triterpenoid]]s, and [[flavonoids]].<ref name =plant/><ref>[https://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/pmc/articles/PMC6278297/ Multidisciplinary Investigations on ''Galphimia glauca'': A Mexican Medicinal Plant with Pharmacological Potential] [[National Library of Medicine]]. 15 November, 2018. Retrieved 6 June, 2023.</ref>

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			==See also==
			*[[Tristellateia australasiae]], a [[vine]] in the same family also called "shower of gold"

	==References==		==References==

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	==Medicinal uses==		==Medicinal uses==
	The plant's fruits contain high [[vitamin C]]. In Mexican [[folk medicine]], a tea is infused from the plant's leaves to relieve [[chest pain]], to soothe anxiety and as well as to treat diarrhea, [[dysentery]] and [[gastroenteritis]].<ref name=avogel/> It is also used as an [[antihistamine]], an [[anticonvulsant]], an [[Allergen immunotherapy\|anti-allergic]] medication and a [[sedative]], because it contains a variety of therapeutic compounds, including [[Phenolic acid\|phenolic]]s, [[triterpenoid]]s, and [[flavonoids]].<ref name =plant/>		The plant's fruits contain high [[vitamin C]]. In Mexican [[folk medicine]], a tea is infused from the plant's leaves to relieve [[chest pain]], soothe anxiety and as well as to treat diarrhea, [[rhinitis]], [[hayfever]], [[dysentery]] and [[gastroenteritis]].<ref name=avogel/> It is also used as an [[antihistamine]], an [[anticonvulsant]], an [[Allergen immunotherapy\|anti-allergic]] medication and a [[sedative]], because it contains a variety of therapeutic compounds, including [[Phenolic acid\|phenolic]]s, [[triterpenoid]]s, and [[flavonoids]].<ref name =plant/>

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