"Zeereira Wavacanti" appears to be a misspelling or incorrect rendition of a plant name closely matching "Zebrina pendula schnizl," now more commonly known as Tradescantia zebrina, or the "Wandering Jew." This plant is famous for its ornamental value as a climbing or trailing plant with distinctive purple- green, zebra-striped leaves. It is native to Eastern Mexico and very popular in Jamaica for its medicinal uses. Tradescantia zebrina is famed for its various medicinal properties and uses, which include treatments for stomach ache, colds, high blood pressure, hypertension, tuberculosis, and uterine disorders. It also has anticancer, antioxidant, antibacterial, and other pharmacological activities. Its leaves and stems are used in teas and topical applications to relieve several ailments. Additionally, it promotes skin health, respiratory health, wound healing, and stress reduction among other benefits, making it widely recognized both as a decorative and medicinal plant.

There is no notable information linking a person or entity named "Zeereira Wavacanti" other than this close association with the plant Tradescantia zebrina, the Wandering Jew. If you meant something else, please clarify.