Latin name:	Sambucus racemosa L.
Botanical family:	Caprifoliaceae
Growth habit:	Tree
Vernacular name(s):	red-fruited elder, red elderberry (Eng.) sureau rouge, sureau pubescent (Fr.) peskigdjila'nimus (Malecite) papaskatcîksi'gana'tig (Ojibwa) mishtukusha (Montagnais)
Uses:	• Bark : Decoction taken internally as a purgative [Sikani 97]. Steeped in water with round wood and given as an emetic [Malecite 65]. Used as a purgative or emetic [Ojibwa 87]. • Roots : Used to make a medicinal tea [Ojibwa 86]. • Inner bark : Boiled and the liquid drunk for constipation [Ojibwa 87]. • Trunk : Boiled to obtain a decoction used for urinary problems [Montagnais 71].