What is another word for Cinchona Pubescens?
Pronunciation: [sɪnt͡ʃˈə͡ʊnə pjˈuːbɛsənz] (IPA) 
Cinchona pubescens is a tree found in the South American Andes Mountains. It is known for its production of quinine, a substance used for treating malaria. The tree also has a variety of other names, some of which include the Peruvian bark, red cinchona, and quina-quina. Another synonym for the Cinchona pubescens is Jesuit's bark, which comes from the tree's association with the Jesuits, who were one of the first groups to use the bark for medicinal purposes. Additionally, the tree is sometimes referred to as the fever tree, as quinine has been shown to reduce fever in patients.
