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Psolocybe cubensis – Cultivation
Since Hofmann and Wasson had distributed the knowledge about ‚Magic Mushrooms‘ all over the world, the wish arose to cultivate them not only in tropical...
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Psilocybe cubensis – Pharmacology
Alkaloids The mushrooms used during ceremonies in Mexico were called Psilocybe mexicana Heim, as Heim collected samples of these mushrooms and sent them to Hofmann...
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Kratom, Mitragyna speciosa engl.
FACTS ABOUT THE PLANTS Mitrogyna speciosa Korth (Family Rubiaceae) is in Thailand also known as „Kratom“, and in Malaysia as “Biak-Biak”. In the streets it...
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Psilocybe cubensis, Literature
Literature Badham, E.R. (1984): Ethnobotany of psilocybin mushrooms, especially Psilocybe cubensis. Journal of Ethnopharmacology. 10: 249-254. Beug, M.W., Bigwood, J. (1982): Psilocybin and psilocin levels...
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Psilocybe cubensis – History
Traditional Usage The Spanish firstly mentioned hallucinogenic mushrooms in literature after the conquest of Mexico. The Indians of central Mexico have used mushrooms for ceremonies...
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Psilocybe cubensis – Effects
After the consumption of Psilocybe cubensis it often was reported about a dream-like condition. Due to the often reported parallelism between dreams and hallucinations (Jacobs,...
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The Brooms
The Brooms Leguminosae (Bean family) There are three different kinds of Brooms, the Canary Island Broom, Scotch, and the Spanish Broom. There are some discrepancies...