- Salt source
- A plant that may be converted into a salt substitute. Achyranthes, Adansonia, Avicennia, Ceiba, Heliconia, Heliotropium, Jatropha, Musa, Pentaclethra, Pistia.
EthnoBotanical Dictionary. 2013.
Salt source
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