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Cybs' Hybrid ATB 'Salt' Tek

2023-01-15T13:14:48Z

Held In Amber: /* Required Equipment */ Added necessary equipment to the list

{{ShowInfo|[[Image:Note_error.png]]|'''Note:'''|This page is a transcription of Cybs' Hybrid ATB 'Salt' Tek<ref>Cybs' Hybrid ATB 'Salt' Tek - 5th September 2012[https://www.dmt-nexus.me/forum/default.aspx?g=posts&m=381707#post381707]</ref>. The content is to remain accurate as such.}}

[[File:Cybs.png|right|thumb|400px]]

==Introduction==
This a hybridized ATB (Acid To Base) tek developed by Cyb for the extraction of DMT from small amounts of '''Mimosa Hostilis root bark'''; this is a very straightforward, and apparently high-yielding[1] method put together with the newbie kitchen alchemist in mind and using easy-to-source solvents, bases and equipment.

The tek may be suitable for extracting from other organic materials, such as acacia although only some information on yields or success rates so far.[2]

[[Please note that not all barks contain the same percentages of actives]]...End Results May Vary!!

'''EDIT: New research by users indicate that Salt can be used (with good results) with '''Acacia Extractions''' especially A/B

(Just add salt at the Basification Stage)'''

Note: Salt has been shown to be ''''''ineffective'''''' with Dry Teks.

(Note)
1.Although an Acidic bath is included to begin with...this can be omitted and the extractor can go STB (Straight to base) if they wish. (Just start with the Salt and make sure you end up with 700ml of liquid).

'''(''Acid step is included to help lyse the material further...'')'''

2.You can also omit the heat baths if you want to do the Tek 'cold'. (yield maybe affected.)

3. Heat baths should ''''WARM'''' the mix...'''NOT''' heat them '''excessivley'''.

4. If you don't have access to De-Ionised or Distilled/Filtered water...Then Tap water will be perfectly OK.

'''Original Post''': [https://www.dmt-nexus.me/forum/default.aspx?g=posts&m=381707#post381707 Cybs' Hybrid ATB 'Salt' Tek]

'''Cybs' New 'MAX ION' tek''': [https://www.dmt-nexus.me/forum/default.aspx?g=posts&m=459391#post459391 Cybs' New 'MAX ION tek]

'''Download''': [https://www.dmt-nexus.me/forum/resource.ashx?a=13453 PDF]

'''Origin of Salt''': [https://www.dmt-nexus.me/forum/default.aspx?g=posts&t=32567 SALT]

==Required Equipment==

* Mimosa Hostilis Bark (Powdered)
* 1-Litre Mixing Bottle or Jar (With Lid)
* De-ionised (or Distilled) Water
* Lye (Caustic Soda)
* White (Distilled) Vinegar
* Naphtha (Lighter Fluid, e.g. Zippo, Swan, Ronsonol, Newport, Shellite)
* Spare Jam Jar (Storage of used naptha)
* Funnel
* Glass Measuring Jug
* Turkey Baster
* Scales (Milligram)
* Glass Roasting Dish (x3) (Not Shown)
* Food Wrap/Cling-film (Not Shown)
* Non-iodized salt
* Razor blade (For scraping)

[[File:Cyb-Tekpic1-EQUIPMENT.jpg|400px|Required Equipment]]

==Step-by-Step Guide==
==Step One: Weighing the Bark==
We are using 50g (approx) in this Tek.

Use powdered bark; if you have shredded bark, put it in a glass blender and whiz it up good until powdered.

Some fibrous material will remain...that’s fine.

[[File:Cyb-Tekpic2-EQUIPMENT.jpg|200px]]

==Step Two: Material in Container==

Put the Bark in the mixing bottle/jar, using the funnel if necessary.
(Pinching it in with your fingers works well)

[[File:Cyb-Tekpic3-EQUIPMENT.jpg|160px]]

==Step Three: Acidifying==

#Put 200ml De-ionised water in a pan, add 60ml vinegar and bring to ''just'' boiling.
#Pour the acidic solution into the mixing bottle.
#Put some tap water in a pan and bring to the boil, then turn OFF the heat. ''(The mix throughout this tek should be 'Warm' NOT 'Hot')'' (edit: A cycle of warming and leaving to room temp is best. NOT a constant Hot temp.)
#Shake the bottle and place in the heat bath.
#Shake/mix occasionally and re-heat (not to boiling) when the pan gets cool if necessary.
#Leave to soak for '''at least''' one hour.

[[File:Cyb-Tekpic4-JARINPAN.jpg|180px]]

==Step Four: Salting==

#Weigh out 30g of salt; preferably a good quality salt, although any table salt will do as long as it's NaCl. (Anticaking agents don't affect it...but don't use Iodized Salt)
#Put 100ml of de-ionised water in a pan and heat to nearly boiling.
#Add the 30-40g salt and stir until dissolved.
#Pour the saturated saline solution into the bottle.
[[File:Cyb-Tekpic5-SALTWEIGHT.jpg|240px]]
[[File:Cyb-Tekpic6-SALTINWATER.jpg|240px]]

==Step Five: Basifying==

'''This step uses lye/caustic soda; the author offers the following caveat regarding its usage and its neutralization in the event of spillage''': ''Caution: Lye is dangerous...do not get any on your skin or eyes. Avoid inhaling fumes when mixing lye with water.

Use gloves if you have them.

Vinegar will neutralise any spills.

'''Never pour Hot water on top of lye'''...it will react violently and splash.'' 

#Weigh out 50g of Sodium Hydroxide (Lye/Caustic Soda).
#Put 200ml of '''cold''' de-ionised water into the measuring jug.
#Slowly add the 50g of lye to the water and stir using a metal spoon until it is all dissolved.''(Add the lye crystals '''INTO''' the water (NOT water onto lye) to avoid strong reaction and splashing)''
#Carefully add the caustic solution to the bottle.
#Top up with 140ml de-ionised water to the bottle; the overall volume should be around 700ml altogether now.
#Shake the mixture up; it should go very dark...almost black.
#Put the bottle in a heat bath as before (Warm/cool cycling) and soak for at least 1-2 hours, re-heating the pan if necessary.
#Shake the mixture occasionally to prevent settling.
[[File:Cyb-Tekpic7-LYEWEIGHT.jpg|240px]]
[[File:Cyb-Tekpic8-SHAKENUPBLACK.jpg|200px]]
[[File:Cyb-Tekpic9-JARINHEATBATH.jpg|240px]]

==Step Six: Adding the Non-Polar Solvent==

#Measure out 50ml of naphtha (lighter fluid) and pour into the bottle.
#Lightly shake and roll the mixture in a 'figure of 8' fashion (or like peddling a bike) for 20-30 seconds.''(The idea is for the naphtha to 'touch' every part of the base mix)''
#Unscrew the cap momentarily to release any pressure build-up then tighten again.
#Place back in a heat bath. (Heated pulls draw more product)
#Leave for a while until the naphtha separates again. (edit: ''This has been reported to take an hour or so the first time (occasionally)'')
#REPEAT THIS '''four times''' (shake/separate) to thoroughly mix them together. This should take around 45 mins.

[[File:Cyb-Tekpic10-NAPTHAMEASURE.jpg|240px]]
[[File:Cyb-Tekpic11-NAPTHASPLIT.jpg|240px]]
[[File:Cyb-Tekpic12-NAPTHASPLITCLOSEUP.jpg|240px]]

==Step Seven: Pulling==

#After the mixing the naphtha and leaving to separate FOUR TIMES to thoroughly mix them together, carefully suck out all the naphtha from the top layer with the turkey baster and squirt it into a glass roasting dish. This takes a bit of patience and skill. Be very careful not to disturb the basified mix (black layer) - Do not suck up any of the basified mix. If you can’t get the last bit, you can suck up the naphtha and a bit of the basified mix and place them in a tall thin drinks glass and wait a short time to separate again. It will be easier to see the layering and retrieve the last bit. Use an eyedropper if necessary.
#The first pulls may be heavily saturated and turn milky when it hits the dish: This is a good sign. Later pulls may look clear or yellowy, but this is also fine.
#Tightly pull food wrap around the dish to form a sealed lid, airtight and watertight.
#Put the dish straight in the freezer.
#Repeat Steps Six and Seven '''four more times''', giving '''five pulls''' in total. (''more pulls if you feel that you want to'')
#Place the 'pulls’ in the freezer for 12-18 hours, ideally overnight. Do not disturb them, it’s tempting to look but try not to.
edit: You can keep pulling until no more product comes out...then you can consider the bark depleted.

[[File:Cyb-Tekpic13-NAPTHAOUT.jpg|180px]]
[[File:Cyb-Tekpic14-FIRSTPULL.jpg|240px]]
[[File:Cyb-Tekpic15-CLINGFILMEDTRAY.jpg|240px]]
[[File:Cyb-Tekpic16-INFREEZER-1.jpg|240px]]
[[File:Cyb-Tekpic17-INFREEZER-2.jpg|240px]]

==Step Eight: After the Freeze==

#After 12/18 hours in the freezer, take out the dishes one by one and suck out or pour out the naphtha into your storage jam jar, or you can reuse for the next pull.
#Place the dishes upside down on a cloth for a few minutes to drain off excess naphtha.

''Speed is critical here''; you want to do this as fast as possible because the product will want to re-dissolve into any remaining naphtha at room temperature. Try not to get any water droplets in the dishes.

[[File:Cyb-Tekpic18-POSTFREEZE-1.jpg|240px]]
[[File:Cyb-Tekpic19-POSTFREEZE-2.jpg|240px]]
[[File:Cyb-Tekpic20-POSTFREEZE-3.jpg|240px]]

==Step Nine: Drying==

Straight away, place the dishes against a wall and blow a cold fan over them for at least 20 minutes.

You want to make sure '''ALL''' the naphtha (and any water drops) has evaporated. No smell of solvent should remain.

Product should smell faintly of Flowers or New Sneakers...

[[File:Cyb-Tekpic21-FANDRY.jpg|280px]]

==Step Ten: Scraping==

It may look like "Snow Globe" crystals '''or''' (as shown) a layer of dried gooey oil with white dots (crystals) growing on top.

*Use a blade to scrape all the crystals/oil together.

*Scrape all the dishes; you may have some in the freezer for the next day, just scrape them after the drying.

*Place on a piece of paper for further drying.

At this point, after five (or more) pulls you have around 1g of product that is perfectly useable.

''(below weight shown is after only 3 pulls)''

[[File:Cyb-Tekpic22-SCRAPING-1.jpg|240px]]
[[File:Cyb-Tekpic23-SCRAPING-2.jpg|240px]]
[[File:Cyb-Tekpic24-SCRAPING-3.jpg|240px]]
[[File:Cyb-Tekpic25-FINALWEIGHT-PRE-X.jpg|240px]]

Some even prefer the yellow (full spectrum) stuff, but if you want to purify further to get whiter, fluffier crystal...'''here’s how'''.

==Step Eleven: Re-X (The Extra Mile)==
===Required Equipment===

*A small glass or shot glass for separation.
*A small glass or small dish for crystallization in the freezer.
*A jam jar for heating the naphtha.

[[File:Cyb-Tekpic-Re-X-1-EQUIPMENT.jpg|240px]]

===The (Re-)Crystal Method===

#Place your product in the small shot glass.
#Put around 40/50ml of Naphtha in the jar.(shown is pre-used yellow naphtha...fresh clean 'nap' would be better to give whiter crystals)
#Next place the jar in a heat bath with a sieve in the pan, this stops it bubbling too hard. The lid should be just resting on the jar to prevent fumes from escaping. '''DO NOT''' screw the lid tight! The expanding fumes will create enough pressure to explode the jar.

Heat/flames and lighter fluid = '''DISASTER'''!

[[File:Cyb-Tekpic-Re-X-2-DMTINGLASS.jpg|240px]]
[[File:Cyb-Tekpic-Re-X-3-NAPTHAJAR.jpg|240px]]
[[File:Cyb-Tekpic-Re-X-4-WARMINGNAPTHA.jpg|240px]]

#Heat the pan until boiling for a few minutes to heat the naphtha in the jar.
#Turn off the heat and take out the jar (use gloves, it will be hot!) and pour the naphtha into the shot glass with the product.
#Everything will dissolve into the naphtha and you will see the impurities start to separate and fall to the bottom. You can rest the glass in the heat bath to help if needed.
#After a few minutes you will need to decant the saturated naphtha into the other glass/dish leaving the impurities behind. Use an eyedropper if you have one or carefully pour it off. You can leave the impurities for the next time you Re-X or add a little more naphtha and try to get a little more.
edit: Remember that every little drop or smear of naphtha is loaded with product...so a good wash around with fresh naphtha will get it all.

[[File:Cyb-Tekpic-Re-X-5-NAPTHAOUT.jpg|240px]]
[[File:Cyb-Tekpic-Re-X-6-NAPTHA-DEEM.jpg|240px]]
[[File:Cyb-Tekpic-Re-X-7-DISSOLVING.jpg|240px]]
[[File:Cyb-Tekpic-Re-X-8-IMPURITIES.jpg|240px]]
[[File:Cyb-Tekpic-Re-X-9-ENDIMPURE.jpg|240px]]

#Now take your glass and put a tin foil lid on it (''plus elastic band if you like'') to prevent dust and water vapour from getting in and put it in the fridge for 1 hour to cool....'''edit''': A shallow glass dish maybe better for scraping later.

[[File:Cyb-Tekpic-Re-X-PREFREEZE.jpg|320px]]

#Put it in the freezer overnight.
#In the morning after 12/18 hours of Re-crystallising you will need to pour off the remaining naphtha and dry with a fan as before. It will take a lot of drying as the crystal layer will be deep and needs to be completely free of solvent.

[[File:Cyb-Tekpic-Re-X-ENDPRODUCT.jpg|320px]]

*'''Scrape out and marvel at your handy work...Around 1g of fluffy product from 50g of bark.'''

*''Storage is best in an airtight vial or container in a cool dark place''

==Additional Notes==
*Although I have included an acidic bath to begin with, this can be omitted and the extractor can go STB (Straight-To-Base) if they wish: Just start with the salt ([http://wiki.dmt-nexus.me/Cyb%27s_Hybrid_ATB_%27Salt%27_Tek#Step_Four:_Salting Step Four]) and make sure you end up with 700ml of liquid.

*You can also omit the heat baths if you want to do the Tek 'cold' although the yield maybe affected.

*This Tek should produce around 2% Yield depending on the bark used, that's 1g of product per 50g of bark which equated to around 30-40 hits; enough for any beginner!

*New research by users indicate that salt can be used (with good results) with Acacia Extractions inc. A/B
(Just add salt at the Basification Stage ([http://wiki.dmt-nexus.me/Cyb%27s_Hybrid_ATB_%27Salt%27_Tek#Step_Five:_Basifying Step Five]))

Info on salting: [https://www.dmt-nexus.me/forum/default.aspx?g=posts&t=32567 Salt]

Methods of administration: [http://wiki.dmt-nexus.me/The_Machine The Machine] - [https://www.dmt-nexus.me/forum/default.aspx?g=posts&t=35040 Cybs' Machine].

== Footnotes ==
[1] See responses to the original thread where yields of up to 1.4g of DMT have been reported from 50g of MHRB. 
[2] As of 04/12/12: This information is subject to change.

== Reference ==
<references/>

[[Category:Extraction Tek]]
[[Category:Straight To Base]]
[[Category:DMT]]
[[Category:Recommended Tek]]

#[[GALLERY:-]]

<gallery>
File:Cyb-Tekpic1-EQUIPMENT.jpg|<center>[http://wiki.dmt-nexus.me/Cyb%27s_Hybrid_ATB_%27Salt%27_Tek#Step_One:_Equipment_List Step One]: Equipment List</center>
File:Cyb-Tekpic2-ROOTBARK.jpg|<center>[http://wiki.dmt-nexus.me/Cyb%27s_Hybrid_ATB_%27Salt%27_Tek#Step_Two:_Weighing_The_Bark Step Two]: Weighing The Bark</center>
File:Cyb-Tekpic3-BARKINJAR.jpg|<center>[http://wiki.dmt-nexus.me/Cyb%27s_Hybrid_ATB_%27Salt%27_Tek#Step_Three:_Acidifying Step Three]: Acidifying</center>
File:Cyb-Tekpic4-JARINPAN.jpg|<center>Step Three (Cont.)</center>
File:Cyb-Tekpic5-SALTWEIGHT.jpg|<center>[http://wiki.dmt-nexus.me/Cyb%27s_Hybrid_ATB_%27Salt%27_Tek#Step_Four:_Salting Step Four]: Salting</center>
File:Cyb-Tekpic6-SALTINWATER.jpg|<center>Step Four (Cont.)</center>
File:Cyb-Tekpic7-LYEWEIGHT.jpg|<center>[http://wiki.dmt-nexus.me/Cyb%27s_Hybrid_ATB_%27Salt%27_Tek#Step_Five:_Basifying Step Five]: Basifying</center>
File:Cyb-Tekpic8-SHAKENUPBLACK.jpg|<center>Step Five (Cont.)</center>
File:Cyb-Tekpic9-JARINHEATBATH.jpg|<center>Step Five (Cont.)</center>
File:Cyb-Tekpic10-NAPTHAMEASURE.jpg|<center>[http://wiki.dmt-nexus.me/Cyb%27s_Hybrid_ATB_%27Salt%27_Tek#Step_Six:_Adding_the_Non-Polar_Solvent Step Six]: Adding the Non-Polar Solvent</center>
File:Cyb-Tekpic11-NAPTHASPLIT.jpg|<center>Step Six (Cont.)</center>
File:Cyb-Tekpic12-NAPTHASPLITCLOSEUP.jpg|<center>Step Six (Cont.)</center>
File:Cyb-Tekpic13-NAPTHAOUT.jpg|<center>[http://wiki.dmt-nexus.me/Cyb%27s_Hybrid_ATB_%27Salt%27_Tek#Step_Seven:_Pulling Step Seven]: Pulling</center>
File:Cyb-Tekpic14-FIRSTPULL.jpg|<center>Step Seven (Cont.)</center>
File:Cyb-Tekpic15-CLINGFILMEDTRAY.jpg|<center>Step Seven (Cont.)</center>
File:Cyb-Tekpic16-INFREEZER-1.jpg|<center>Step Seven (Cont.)</center>
File:Cyb-Tekpic17-INFREEZER-2.jpg|<center>Step Seven (Cont.)</center>
File:Cyb-Tekpic18-POSTFREEZE-1.jpg|<center>[http://wiki.dmt-nexus.me/Cyb%27s_Hybrid_ATB_%27Salt%27_Tek#Step_Eight:_After_the_Freeze Step Eight]: After the Freeze</center>
File:Cyb-Tekpic19-POSTFREEZE-2.jpg|<center>Step Eight (Cont.)</center>
File:Cyb-Tekpic20-POSTFREEZE-3.jpg|<center>Step Eight (Cont.)</center>
File:Cyb-Tekpic21-FANDRY.jpg|<center>[http://wiki.dmt-nexus.me/Cyb%27s_Hybrid_ATB_%27Salt%27_Tek#Step_Nine:_Drying Step Nine]: Drying</center>
File:Cyb-Tekpic22-SCRAPING-1.jpg|<center>[http://wiki.dmt-nexus.me/Cyb%27s_Hybrid_ATB_%27Salt%27_Tek#Step_Ten:_Scraping Step Ten]: Scraping</center>
File:Cyb-Tekpic23-SCRAPING-2.jpg|<center>Step Ten (Cont.)</center>
File:Cyb-Tekpic24-SCRAPING-3.jpg|<center>Step Ten (Cont.)</center>
File:Cyb-Tekpic25-FINALWEIGHT-PRE-X.jpg|<center>Step Ten (Cont.)</center>
File:Cyb-Tekpic-Re-X-1-EQUIPMENT.jpg|<center>Re-X Equipment</center>
File:Cyb-Tekpic-Re-X-2-DMTINGLASS.jpg|<center>Re-X Product in the Glass</center>
File:Cyb-Tekpic-Re-X-3-NAPTHAJAR.jpg|<center>Re-X Naphtha in the Jar</center>
File:Cyb-Tekpic-Re-X-4-WARMINGNAPTHA.jpg|<center>Re-X Warming The Naphtha</center>
File:Cyb-Tekpic-Re-X-5-NAPTHAOUT.jpg|<center>Re-X Hot Naphtha Out</center>
File:Cyb-Tekpic-Re-X-6-NAPTHA-DEEM.jpg|<center>Re-X Naphtha and Product Dissolving</center>
File:Cyb-Tekpic-Re-X-7-DISSOLVING.jpg|<center>Re-X Dissolving and Separating</center>
File:Cyb-Tekpic-Re-X-8-IMPURITIES.jpg|<center>Re-X Transferring</center>
File:Cyb-Tekpic-Re-X-9-ENDIMPURE.jpg|<center>Re-X Impurities</center>
File:Cyb-Tekpic-Re-X-PREFREEZE.jpg|<center>Re-X Cooling</center>
File:Cyb-Tekpic-Re-X-ENDPRODUCT.jpg|<center>End Product</center>
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Anadenanthera peregrina

2022-05-23T03:00:32Z

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{{botanics_info|image:anadenanthera_peregrina_flowers.jpg|Anadenanthera peregrina|'''Tryptamines known to be present in ''A. peregrina'' '''<ref name="Southon">Southon et al. 1994. Phytochemical Dictionary of the Leguminosae. CRC Press. p. 71.</ref> Bufotenine (seeds)Bufotenine N-oxide (seeds)N,N-Dimethyltryptamine N-oxide (seeds)N,N-Dimethyltryptamine (bark)(pods)(seeds)5-Methoxy-N-methyltryptamine (bark)O-Methylbufotenine (bark) (seeds)N-Methyltryptamine (bark)}}
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[[Image:Anadenanthera_peregrina_flowers.jpg|thumb|right|300px|''Anadenanthera peregrina'']]

Endemic to the tropical savannahs and semi-deciduous forests of South America and some Caribbean islands, ''' ''Anadenanthera peregrina'' ''' (common names include '' '''yopo''', '''cohoba''', '''mopo''', '''nopo''', '''parica''' '') has been utilized as a botanical medicine and entheogen by peoples living within its range for thousands of years. It is known primarily for the various psychoactive phytochemicals present throughout the plant, most notably for its many biologically active tryptamines. ''A. peregrina'' also benefits the quality of the soil where it grows by increasing levels of soil nitrogen through the nitrogen-fixing rhizobia contained in its root nodules. Belonging to the third largest family of flowering plants, Fabaceae (formally Leguminosae) this leguminous tree is one of only two known members of the genus ''Anadenanthera''.

==Introduction==
Utilized by indigenous peoples as a medicine and hallucinogen for thousands of years, ''Anadenanthera peregrina'' was first described as a species in 1737 in the ''Hortus Cliffortianus'' from a specimen in Holland,<ref name="Torres">Torres and Repke. 2006. Anadenanthera. Haworth Press.</ref> though the use of the hallucinogenic snuff (usually called ''yopo'' or ''cohoba'') produced from the seeds and other parts of this species were documented by Spanish explorers as early as 1496.<ref name="Schultes">Schultes, Richard, Siri Von Reis. 1995. Ethnobotany: Evolution of a Discipline. Timber Press.</ref> Linnaeus included the species in his ''Species Plantarum'' under the name ''Mimosa peregrina''.<ref name="Safford">Safford, W.E. 1916. Identity of cohoba, the narcotic snuff of ancient Haiti. J
Wash Acad Sci. 6:548-562.</ref> The botanical identity of yopo was not known to the West until June 1854, when the ingredients and preparation of yopo were observed by British botanist Richard Spruce.<ref name="Spruce">Spruce, Robert. 1908. Notes of a Botanist. pp. 427-432.</ref><ref name="Davis">Davis, Wade. 1996. One River. Simon & Shuster. p. 476.</ref> Spruce later published ''Notes of a Botanist'', a record of his explorations throughout South America, in which he includes descriptions of the plants and processes utilized by the indigenous peoples to produce hallucinogenic snuffs from ''A. peregrina'' and other plants.<ref name="Spruce" />

==Description==
This species is one of only two generally recognized members of the genus ''Anadenanthera'', with former divisions primarily concerning four subspecies or ecotypes. After placement in several different genera, most taxonomists accept the rigorous work of Sirri von Reis Altschul, who in 1964 revised the taxonomy of the genus to include only two members, ''A. colubrina'' and ''A. peregrina''. Of the latter (and the focus of this paper), two variants are recognized: ''A. peregrina'' var. falcata, and ''A. peregrina'' var. peregrina. For the purposes of this paper, Altschul’s description is provided:

''Anadenanthera peregrina'' (L.) Speg.<ref name="Altschul">Altschul, S. von Reis. 1964. A taxonomic study of the genus Anadenanthera. Contributions from the Gray Herbarium of Harvard University 193: 1-65.</ref>
<blockquote>Shrub to tall tree, 3-27 m high. Trunk 20-40 cm in diameter at breast height, usually leaning, twisted, sometimes divided at the base into several shafts; more frequently the contorted, irregular branches spread out above the middle of a solitary trunk into an umbrella-like crown. Bark gray to nearly black with many small lenticels; unarmed or lower trunk producing conical thorns of wedge-shaped projections, sometimes intensely so when young, becoming tubercular-verrucose, corky, rugose and, in drier climates, very thick. Young twigs and foliage puberulent, occasionally glaucescent; mature foliage glabrous or nearly so. Leaves, including petioles, 12-30 cm long, the main rachis more or less channeled ventrally. Petioles somewhat darkened at their bases, 5-15 mm above which bears a flattish, oval or oblong gland .5-5 mm long; 1-4 similar, smaller glands borne one between or just below each of the ultimate pinna pairs. Pinna pairs 10-30 or more, each pinna 2-5 cm long, opposite or subopposite leaflets usually imbricate 25-80 pairs, 2-8 mm long, .5-1.5 mm wide, linear, oblong or lanceolate, straight to falcate, at the base oblique or truncate, at the apex acute to acuminate to apiculate; excentric mid-vein; membranous to coriaceous and nitid, sometimes differing in color and texture dorsiventrally. Heads 10-18 mm in diameter, including stamens, greenish white to creamy yellow, in fascicles of 1-5, puberulous to glabrous in the bud; the heads axillary to the leaves and subterminal, rarely becoming arranged in racemous patterns in the branch apices. Peduncles 1.75-4 cm long, puberulous, filiform or thicker, each bearing about three-quarters of the way up the axis a puberulous bi-dentate, campanulate involucre which becomes detached and slides down to encircle loosely the base of the peduncle. Calyx .5-2.6 mm long. Corolla 2-3.5 mm long stamens 5-8 mm long; anthers eglandular in the bud. Legume 5-35 cm long (including the stripe but not the peduncle), 1-3 cm wide, straight to falcate, oblongish to elongated, regularly to irregularly, vaguely or not at all contracted around the seeds, more or less flattened with margins slightly thickened; at the base attenuate to obtuse, at the apex mucronate to acuminate to cuspidate or, if the tip has broken off, rounded; surface scurfy to verrucose, and dull; dark brown with rufous scales in dried specimens. Seeds 8-16, very thin, flat, orbicular to suborbicular, dark chestnut brown to black, shiny, 10-20 mm in diameter.</blockquote>

==Relation between the phytotomy of ''A. peregrina'' and its ecology==
Like many members of Fabaceae, ''A. peregrina'' develops root nodules which allow the plant to develop symbiotic relationships with host-specific soil bacteria, thus creating a bioavailable nitrogen source in nutrient-poor soils allowing the plant sufficient nitrogen to synthesize amino acids. This ensured supply of nitrogen may contribute to the ability to synthesize various tryptamines, as many members of the subfamily Mimosoideae do.

''A. peregrina'' also demonstrates unique reproductive characteristics that are likely an adaptation to its environment. Its breeding system has been demonstrated to be preferably xenogamic, a strategy shared by many plants which ensures genetic diversity thus greater survivability. However when forced to produce fruit via autogamy, ''A. peregrina'' gradually increases its own genetic self-compatibility, a strategy which favors the progeny presence in a fragmented forest environment.<ref name="Costa">Costa et al. April 2003. Reproductive system of Anadenanthera peregrina and Vochysia haenkiana in a fragment of “Cerrado forest” from Chapada dos Guimaraes – MT, Brazil. Ciencia Rural vol. 33 no. 2. Santa Maria.</ref>

==Habitat and range==
[[Image:Anadenanthera-peregrina-range-map.png‎|thumb|right|300px|Range of ''A. peregrina'']]
''A. peregrina'' is endemic to the tropical savannahs and semi-deciduous forests of South America and some Caribbean islands.<ref name="Southon" /> In the Cerrado Biome of South America, it is one of the more common species of trees found in low altitude tropical seasonal forests, occurring in greater than 50% of surveyed locations in Brazil’s Sao Paulo state, and in more than 70% of surveyed locations among the seasonally dry tropical forests of the central-west region of the Biome.<ref name="Pennington">Pennington et al. 2006. Neotropical Savannas and Seasonally Dry Forests: Plant Diversity, Biogeography, and Conservation. CRC Press. pp. 50, 61, 70, 190.</ref> Because of the nitrogen-fixing rhizobia found in the nodules of its roots, ''A. peregrina'' is able to thrive in the often nutrient-deficient soils of the ''cerrado''.<ref name="Reatto">Reatto et al. 1998. Solos do bioma Cerrado. In Cerrado: ambiente e flora (S.M. Sano and S. P. Almeida, eds.). Embrapa-CPAC, Planaltina, p. 4786.</ref>

==Phytochemicals with an emphasis on psychoactive compounds==

'''Tryptamines known to be present in ''A. peregrina'' '''
*Bufotenine (seeds)
*Bufotenine ''N''-oxide (seeds)
*''N'',''N''-Dimethyltryptamine ''N''-oxide (seeds)
*''N'',''N''-Dimethyltryptamine (bark)(pods)(seeds)
*5-Methoxy-''N''-methyltryptamine (bark)
*''O''-Methylbufotenine (bark) (seeds)
*''N''-Methyltryptamine (bark)
*''N'',''N''-Dimethyltryptamine (roots)
*Bufotenine (roots)
*5-MeO-DMT (roots)

'''Flavonoids known to be present in ''A. peregrina'''''
*Isoorientin (leaves)
*Isovitexin (leaves)
*Leucopelargogidin (bark) (pods)
*Orientin (leaves)
*Vitexin (leaves)

==Human use==

==Conclusion==

==See also==

==Sources==

Fraser, Lauchlan H. Paul A. Keddy. 2005. The World’s Largest Wetlands: Ecology and Conservation. Cambridge University Press. p. 228.

Fellows & Bell 1971; Schultes et al. 1977b; Torres & Repke 1996
<references />

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Anadenanthera peregrina

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[[Image:Anadenanthera_peregrina_flowers.jpg|thumb|right|300px|''Anadenanthera peregrina'']]

Endemic to the tropical savannahs and semi-deciduous forests of South America and some Caribbean islands, ''' ''Anadenanthera peregrina'' ''' (common names include '' '''yopo''', '''cohoba''', '''mopo''', '''nopo''', '''parica''' '') has been utilized as a botanical medicine and entheogen by peoples living within its range for thousands of years. It is known primarily for the various psychoactive phytochemicals present throughout the plant, most notably for its many biologically active tryptamines. ''A. peregrina'' also benefits the quality of the soil where it grows by increasing levels of soil nitrogen through the nitrogen-fixing rhizobia contained in its root nodules. Belonging to the third largest family of flowering plants, Fabaceae (formally Leguminosae) this leguminous tree is one of only two known members of the genus ''Anadenanthera''.

==Introduction==
Utilized by indigenous peoples as a medicine and hallucinogen for thousands of years, ''Anadenanthera peregrina'' was first described as a species in 1737 in the ''Hortus Cliffortianus'' from a specimen in Holland (Torres and Repke 2006), though the use of the hallucinogenic snuff (usually called ''yopo'' or ''cohoba'') produced from the seeds and other parts of this species were documented by Spanish explorers as early as 1496 (Schultes and Reis 1995) Linnaeus included the species in his ''Species Plantarum'' under the name ''Mimosa peregrina'' (1753; Safford 1916). The botanical identity of yopo was not known to the West until June 1854, when the ingredients and preparation of yopo were observed by British botanist Richard Spruce (Spruce 1864) (Davis 1996). Spruce later published ''Notes of a Botanist'', a record of his explorations throughout South America, in which he includes descriptions of the plants and processes utilized by the indigenous peoples to produce hallucinogenic snuffs from ''A. peregrina'' and other plants (Spruce, 1864).

==Description==
This species is one of only two generally recognized members of the genus ''Anadenanthera'', with former divisions primarily concerning four subspecies or ecotypes. After placement in several different genera, most taxonomists accept the rigorous work of Sirri von Reis Altschul, who in 1964 revised the taxonomy of the genus to include only two members, ''A. colubrina'' and ''A. peregrina''. Of the latter (and the focus of this paper), two variants are recognized: ''A. peregrina'' var. falcata, and ''A. peregrina'' var. peregrina. For the purposes of this paper, Altschul’s description is provided:

''Anadenanthera peregrina'' (L.) Speg. (Altschul 1964)
<blockquote>Shrub to tall tree, 3-27 m high. Trunk 20-40 cm in diameter at breast height, usually leaning, twisted, sometimes divided at the base into several shafts; more frequently the contorted, irregular branches spread out above the middle of a solitary trunk into an umbrella-like crown. Bark gray to nearly black with many small lenticels; unarmed or lower trunk producing conical thorns of wedge-shaped projections, sometimes intensely so when young, becoming tubercular-verrucose, corky, rugose and, in drier climates, very thick. Young twigs and foliage puberulent, occasionally glaucescent; mature foliage glabrous or nearly so. Leaves, including petioles, 12-30 cm long, the main rachis more or less channeled ventrally. Petioles somewhat darkened at their bases, 5-15 mm above which bears a flattish, oval or oblong gland .5-5 mm long; 1-4 similar, smaller glands borne one between or just below each of the ultimate pinna pairs. Pinna pairs 10-30 or more, each pinna 2-5 cm long, opposite or subopposite leaflets usually imbricate 25-80 pairs, 2-8 mm long, .5-1.5 mm wide, linear, oblong or lanceolate, straight to falcate, at the base oblique or truncate, at the apex acute to acuminate to apiculate; excentric mid-vein; membranous to coriaceous and nitid, sometimes differing in color and texture dorsiventrally. Heads 10-18 mm in diameter, including stamens, greenish white to creamy yellow, in fascicles of 1-5, puberulous to glabrous in the bud; the heads axillary to the leaves and subterminal, rarely becoming arranged in racemous patterns in the branch apices. Peduncles 1.75-4 cm long, puberulous, filiform or thicker, each bearing about three-quarters of the way up the axis a puberulous bi-dentate, campanulate involucre which becomes detached and slides down to encircle loosely the base of the peduncle. Calyx .5-2.6 mm long. Corolla 2-3.5 mm long stamens 5-8 mm long; anthers eglandular in the bud. Legume 5-35 cm long (including the stripe but not the peduncle), 1-3 cm wide, straight to falcate, oblongish to elongated, regularly to irregularly, vaguely or not at all contracted around the seeds, more or less flattened with margins slightly thickened; at the base attenuate to obtuse, at the apex mucronate to acuminate to cuspidate or, if the tip has broken off, rounded; surface scurfy to verrucose, and dull; dark brown with rufous scales in dried specimens. Seeds 8-16, very thin, flat, orbicular to suborbicular, dark chestnut brown to black, shiny, 10-20 mm in diameter.</blockquote>

==Relation between the phytotomy of ''A. peregrina'' and its ecology==
Like many members of Fabaceae, ''A. peregrina'' develops root nodules which allow the plant to develop symbiotic relationships with host-specific soil bacteria, thus creating a bioavailable nitrogen source in nutrient-poor soils allowing the plant sufficient nitrogen to synthesize amino acids. This ensured supply of nitrogen may contribute to the ability to synthesize various tryptamines, as many members of the subfamily Mimosoideae do.

''A. peregrina'' also demonstrates unique reproductive characteristics that are likely an adaptation to its environment. Its breeding system has been demonstrated to be preferably xenogamic, a strategy shared by many plants which ensures genetic diversity thus greater survivability. However when forced to produce fruit via autogamy, ''A. peregrina'' gradually increases its own genetic self-compatibility, a strategy which favors the progeny presence in a fragmented forest environment (Costa et al. 2003).

==Habitat and range==
[[Image:Anadenanthera-peregrina-range-map.png‎|thumb|right|300px|Range of ''A. peregrina'']]
''A. peregrina'' is endemic to the tropical savannahs and semi-deciduous forests of South America and some Caribbean islands (Southon et al. 1994). In the Cerrado Biome of South America, it is one of the more common species of trees found in low altitude tropical seasonal forests, occurring in greater than 50% of surveyed locations in Brazil’s Sao Paulo state, and in more than 70% of surveyed locations among the seasonally dry tropical forests of the central-west region of the Biome (Pennington et al. 2006). Because of the nitrogen-fixing rhizobia found in the nodules of its roots, ''A. peregrina'' is able to thrive in the often nutrient-deficient soils of the ''cerrado'' (Reatto et al. 1998)

==Phytochemicals with an emphasis on psychoactive compounds==

'''Tryptamines known to be present in ''A. peregrina'' '''
*Bufotenine (seeds)
*Bufotenine ''N''-oxide (seeds)
*''N'',''N''-Dimethyltryptamine ''N''-oxide (seeds)
*''N'',''N''-Dimethyltryptamine (bark)(pods)(seeds)
*5-Methoxy-''N''-methyltryptamine (bark)
*''O''-Methylbufotenine (bark) (seeds)
*''N''-Methyltryptamine (bark)
*''N'',''N''-Dimethyltryptamine (roots)
*Bufotenine (roots)
*5-MeO-DMT (roots)

'''Flavonoids known to be present in ''A. peregrina'''''
*Isoorientin (leaves)
*Isovitexin (leaves)
*Leucopelargogidin (bark) (pods)
*Orientin (leaves)
*Vitexin (leaves)

==Human use==

==Conclusion==

==See also==

==Sources==

Altschul, S. von Reis. 1964. A taxonomic study of the genus Anadenanthera. Contributions from the Gray Herbarium of Harvard University 193: 1-65.

Costa et al. April 2003. Reproductive system of Anadenanthera peregrina and Vochysia haenkiana in a fragment of “Cerrado forest” from Chapada dos Guimaraes – MT, Brazil. Ciencia Rural vol. 33 no. 2. Santa Maria.

Davis, Wade. 1996. One River. Simon & Shuster. p. 476.

Fraser, Lauchlan H. Paul A. Keddy. 2005. The World’s Largest Wetlands: Ecology and Conservation. Cambridge University Press. p. 228.

Pennington et al. 2006. Neotropical Savannas and Seasonally Dry Forests: Plant Diversity, Biogeography, and Conservation. CRC Press. pp. 50, 61, 70, 190.

Reatto et al. 1998. Solos do bioma Cerrado. In Cerrado: ambiente e flora (S.M. Sano and S. P. Almeida, eds.). Embrapa-CPAC, Planaltina, p. 4786.

Safford, W.E. 1916. Identity of cohoba, the narcotic snuff of ancient Haiti. J
Wash Acad Sci. 6:548-562.

Schultes, Richard, Siri Von Reis. 1995. Ethnobotany: Evolution of a Discipline. Timber Press.

Southon et al. 1994. Phytochemical Dictionary of the Leguminosae. CRC Press. p. 71.

Fellows & Bell 1971; Schultes et al. 1977b; Torres & Repke 1996

Spruce, Robert. 1908. Notes of a Botanist. pp. 427-432.

Torres and Repke. 2006. Anadenanthera. Haworth Press.

==Notes==

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3. Merge the [[Psilocin and Psilocybin]] and [[Psilocin & Psilocybin]] pages (and then maybe split them into separate pages. Either way, one needs to be deleted).

4. Make all the Acacia pages more wieldy. Maybe add a category for Acacias. At the very least, mass edit them to add them into the botanicals category.

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3. Merge the [[Psilocin and Psilocybin]] and [[Psilocin & Psilocybin]] pages (and then maybe split them into separate pages. Either way, one needs to be deleted).

4. Make all the Acacia pages more wieldy. Maybe add a category for Acacias. At the very least, mass edit them to add them into the botanicals category.

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3. Merge the [[Psilocin and Psilocybin]] and [[Psilocin & Psilocybin]] pages (and then maybe split them into separate pages. Either way, one needs to be deleted).

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3. Merge the [[Psilocin and Psilocybin]] and [[Psilocin & Psilocybin]] pages (and then maybe split them into separate pages. Either way, one needs to be deleted).

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