sascacheuan

hello torsten. let me know when you will have ready the seeds. .

hello. I would like to meet people from california, Arizona or Nevada zone in order to know the seeds availability of the following species thamnosma montana, stephanomeria pauciflora, mirabilis multiflora.....and others :D i have for trade: phalaris aquatica seeds. ephedra nebrodensis seeds. peganum harmala seeds. flueggea tinctoria seeds. maytenus senegalensis var.europea seeds. withania frutecens seeds. [ 11. December 2004, 08:19: Message edited by: sascacheuan ]

excuseme, This is the link: http://www.cannapee.ch/ethnoshop/docs/ephedra.zip

I have found a link where shows a table where E. major is the highest and cleanest source of ephedrine (1,9% of (E) and traces of (PS)). i prefer this information that you say about E. major, Torsten. E. major is very common where i live. :D . http://www.cannapee.ch/ethnoshop/docs/ephedraphyto.zip

http://www.pharmaco.co.za/Moder%20Alco.htm It is a product that it has been removed from spanish farmacies. Are there any natural source for this sustance???.

The structure of securinin: http://www.chemie.fu-berlin.de/fb/fb96/pl7.gif This alkaloid is contained in several species from de genere securinega( = fluggea). It is suspect to be a mild estimulant( i cant remenber where i have read this information). I am interested in it beacause there are a securinega specie (S. tinctoria)this plant grows wildly in south of Spain.

Perhaps opuntia species like trichocereus have got concentrated the mescaline in their green skins. Perhpas future analysis will shows higher concetrations. (0,1% or more?) If you have read "ayahuasca analogues" where Ott confirm that mescaline is potentiated by IMAOs like harmaline/harmine, the litle concentration of mescaline from opuntias would be very interesting. the opuntias that you say are so hardy not like lolophora or trichocereus.

These plants appears in pharmacotheon. They have been used by natives. If they are psychoactive they would be pretty interesting beacause they are plant from template climate. http://ls.la.asu.edu/herbarium/treeshrub/p...nts/thamon.html http://ls.la.asu.edu/herbarium/treeshrub/p...nts/stepau.html

Interesting map . http://www.programanthos.org/mapa.asp?rgenero=Flueggea&respecie=tinctoria&rinfra=&r infrank=://http://www.programanthos.org/mapa.a...fra=&r infrank=://http://www.programanthos.org/mapa.a...fra=&r infrank=://http://www.programanthos.org/mapa.a...fra=&r infrank=://http://www.programanthos.org/mapa.a...fra=&r infrank=://http://www.programanthos.org/mapa.a...fra=&r infrank=://http://www.programanthos.org/mapa.a...fra=&r infrank=://http://www.programanthos.org/mapa.a...fra=&r infrank=://http://www.programanthos.org/mapa.a...fra=&r infrank=://http://www.programanthos.org/mapa.a...fra=&r infrank=://http://www.programanthos.org/mapa.a...fra=&r infrank=://http://www.programanthos.org/mapa.a...fra=&r infrank=://http://www.programanthos.org/mapa.a...fra=&r infrank=://http://www.programanthos.org/mapa.a...fra=&r infrank= interesting site too, if you want to know spanish flora: http://www.programanthos.org/inicio.asp [ 21. August 2003, 09:09: Message edited by: sascacheuan ]

excume i fogot it: Tamujo grows in the riversides of: EXtremadura, south of Madrid. CAdiz, Malaga, Huelva, etc. Southwest of Spain.

hello. If you are interested i can send a scaned image from botanic book about spanish flora. there are alot of information about "tamujo" . write me to: [email protected]

hello. I would like to know the experiences from people storing seeds. for example. I have been able to germinated peganum harmala seeds stored during 5 year in a dark and dry place. A. maidenii 3 years.

hello. these days i have collected seeds from these ones. If someone are interested in this email me to:

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I have only been able to find a few and short things about this alkaloid, if you can find something interesting about this, Theo, I would like to read it . Theo, I have some interesting seeds for you. email and i will tell you.

hello. I am reading a book about native shrubs from Iberian peninsule. I found two interesting species. -Maytenus senegalensis, i just know this specie, it is related to catha edulis and it is reported to contain cathine. -fluggea tinctorica. the book said that this shrub contains securinine. I have found this text about securinine: The chemical structure of this compound is similar to: chemical structure It isnt an amphetamine like epedrine, cathine, etc. then my question is: Could securinine work similar to another estimulant alkaloids?.

hello. I am reading a book about native shrubs from Iberian peninsule. I found two interesting species. -Maytenus senegalensis, i just know this specie, it is related to catha edulis and it is reported to contain cathine. -fluggea tinctorica. the book said that this shrub contains securinine. I have found this text about securinine: The chemical structure of this compound is similar to: chemical structure It isnt an amphetamine like epedrine, cathine, etc. then my question is: Could securinine work similar to another estimulant alkaloids?.

Thamnosma montana could be very interesting plant and It may be pretty hardy to heat and frost. Distribution map:http://www.ibiblio.org/SWSBM/Maps/Thamnosma_montana.gif

I would not trust B&T, i made three orders. The first was a cutting of salvia plant, it take up many time and it arrived damaged. The second order was some seeds, they forgot my order and i had to send several emails in order to they remenbered it. And the last order, it has lasted almost one year since i sent my money and i havent received my seeds yet.

I would not trust B&T, i made three orders. The first was a cutting of salvia plant, it take up many time and it arrived damaged. The second order was some seeds, they forgot my order and i had to send several emails in order to they remenbered it. And the last order, it has lasted almost one year since i sent my money and i havent received my seeds yet.

it is the same lactuca that i can see growing where i live. the following days i am going to make some opium lettuce from her buds, if i get some positive result i will post here.

here you can see a good image of lactuca serriola. lactuca one difference between l.V. and l.S. are the tips of leaves. Virosa has a round tips and serriola has sharp leave tip. [This message has been edited by sascacheuan (edited 31 August 2002).]

When my friend told me that heimia grows in ARgentina i thought he was mistaken. I made a quick search at google and i found this adress: here

One friend of mine, he lives in Argentina, he has told me that heimia grows wild over there. does someone knows that argentinian heimia may work like mexican heimia??. i am thinking to get some seeds from him. [This message has been edited by sascacheuan (edited 07 July 2002).]

here you can see a M. multiflora flowers. http://www.desertusa.com/mag00/feb/papr/ph...hotos/flow3.jpg I have never seen a M.jalapa with this color. It may be the main color of this plant, At google/images dont shows plants with others flower colours, only this one.