Gobernadora/Greasewood

Respiratory ailments: Historically used for treating colds, sore throats, and tuberculosis, according to Texas Beyond History.
Anti-inflammatory: Applied externally as a poultice to relieve muscle and joint aches, as well as bruising.
Gastrointestinal issues: Used to calm intestinal distress and, in some cases, as an emetic, depending on dosage.
Skin conditions: Applied topically for wound healing, skin infections, rashes, and as a deodorant.
Other traditional uses: Includes treatments for fevers, dandruff, toothaches.