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Hallucinogenic Plants

160 pages · 2019 · Rating 3.4

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Hallucinogenic Plants is a ground-breaking nontechnical guide to the biology and history of hallucinogens. This book explores the role of psychoactive plants in primitive and civilized societies from early times to the present. Readers will find detailed information on the cultural significance as well as the physiological effects of these plants. The book features a full-color presentation and is ideal for both general readers and students of anthropology and history and botanists and other specialists.

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