Of North American genera, not found in Europe, were Buddleia, podophyllum, Magnolia, Sassafras?
"Himalayan Journals V2."
J. D. Hooker
This plant, named guamara, bears spikes of yellow fruits which are pointed at the upper end, but in color, size, texture, structure and taste reminded us of podophyllum, though it leaves a prickly sensation in the mouth, much like that produced by fresh pineapples.
"In Indian Mexico (1908)"
Frederick Starr