Psychotria
noun
Psy·chotria
sīˈkō‧trēə,
-kä‧-
: a very large genus of chiefly South American shrubs, trees, or rarely herbs (family Rubiaceae) having corymbose flowers with a 5-lobed corolla and a fruit that is a berrylike drupe with two nutlets
Word History
Etymology
New Latin, probably from Middle Greek psychōtria vivifying, from Greek psychē life