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Plants of the gods by Richard Evans Schultes · Booklabria

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Richard Evans Schultes
Plants of the gods

Medicinal plantsHallucinogens

Plants of the gods

Name: Plants of the gods
Author: Richard Evans Schultes

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First published: 1979
Editions: 7 in 3 languages

Synopsis

The world's most renowned authorities on the botany and chemistry of hallucinogens have produced an exhaustive study of psychoactive flora. The properties of the plants and the use made of them by man are examined and detailed by botanist Richard Evans Schultes and chemist Albert Hofmann. Their text is accompanied by many illustrations, over a hundred of which are in color.

Subjects: Medicinal plants
Hallucinogens
Utilization
Ethnobotany
Toxic Plants

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7 in 3 languages

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English4 French2 Spanish1

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