What is another word for Acocanthera Spectabilis?
Pronunciation: [ˈakəkˌanθəɹə spˈɛktɐbˌɪliz] (IPA) 
Acocanthera spectabilis is a plant also known as the "Bushman's Poison" or "Wintersweet". This term belongs to the genus of evergreen shrubs that grows in Africa and produces poisonous fruit. In addition to "Bushman's Poison" and "Wintersweet," there are other synonyms used to refer to this species, such as "Purple Wild Frangipani," "Kaffir Poison," and "Toothbrush Tree." Despite being poisonous, Indigenous people use some parts of this plant for various purposes, such as making poison arrows or medicine to treat heart conditions. With these different names, people can identify this shrub easier, and it can also help avoid any confusion in the botanical world.
