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What is a plant narcotic?
Any psychoactive drug that is addictive and dangerous. Can cause hallucinations, and affect CNS
Stimulants
reduce fatigue and increase alertness (cocaine and caffeine)
Hallucinogens
Cause changes in thought, emotion. (Marijuana, LSD)
Depressants
Dull mental awareness, reduce physical performance, and often induce sleep or trance like state (opium, tropane alkaloids)
Tropane Alkaloids
Group of alkaloids that have similar chemical structure and similar reactions
Angiosperm families: (6)
Solanaceae (Nightshade family)
Papaveraceae (Poppy family)
Rubiaceae (coffee family)
Erthryoxylaceae (coca family)
Myristicaceae (nutmeg family)
Convolvulaceae (morning glory)
Marijuana
Cannabis Sativa, Indica (psychoactive) Cannabaciae
Leaves palmately compound dioecous
"Land of Mulberry and hemp" China
"Ma"
India first country find hallucinogen
Lord Shiva (Bhang, Ganga, Hashish)
Tobacco
Nicotiana Solanaceae
Tobacco after curing
"peace pipes"
"drinking smoke" carried messages to god
"Cigars" Colombus to Isabella
Jean Nicot: French Ambassador
Linnaeus named it
Belladonna
=beautiful lady Solanaceae
Atropine gives flying sensation
Used by middle age witches
Henbane
Least toxic belladona alkaloid
Angels Trumpet
Mandrake
Peyote
Cataceae
Produces Kaleidoscopic illusions
Illusions last 12 hours
Mescaline is hallucinogenic compound
Kava
Piper Methysticum = intoxicating
Socially and served in bars
Used pacific islands
Energy pills
Root fragments
Betel
piper betel
Native to India and Sri Lanka
Chewed along w/ areca nut
Ololiuqui
Rivea Ipomoea Convolvulaceae
Kat
Native to Ethiopia
Accepted among African Muslims
Fresh leaves are chewed
Lime = calcium hydroxide, no CaCO3
Caapi
Used by S American Amazonian tribe
Gift from god
"vine of the soul"
Mashed bark and stems are used
Castor Beans
seeds of Ricinus communis
The spurge family Euphorbiaceae
Poinsettia
pencil cactus
Latex cause several allergic reactions
Milkweeds
Apocynaceae
Advantage to the monarch butterfly
Oleander
Apocynaceae
Sap is poisonous can cause allergic reactions
Rhododendrons and Azaleas
Ericaceae
Contains honey but can be toxic
Dumbcane
Diffenbachia
Leaves cause paralysis on tongue, throat, etc
Calcium Oxalate crystals
Jack in the pulpit
Araceae
Monocot
Pulpit is bract portion
The middle portion are inflorescence either male or female
Curare
S Americans natives for arrow poison
Native to SE Asia
Now used as rat poison
Poison hemlock and Water hemlock
Two most poisonous plants in US
"Poison Parsley"
Mescel Bean and Jequirty Bean
Fabaceae
N American Indians used hallucinogen
Toxic alkaloids cytosine and abrin