Literature states A. Vestita to have tryptamines (and traces (?) of phenethylamine) .03- .28%.
STB extraction on seed grown Acacia vestita was performed with whole plant after it was dried.
Naphtha added and pulled before separated and evaporated in a glass pyrex, clear extract that scraped up yellow (minimal yield). Negative for tryptamines on Ehrlich's reagent testing.
Limitation: Small amount of plant material used <5g, from seedlings (however I have found all other active acacias I've tested to produce at seedling stage if indeed active).
Further investigation with a larger volume and an older plant could be conducted to investigate tryptamine presence inline with the literature. Potentially unviable source.
STB extraction on seed grown Acacia vestita was performed with whole plant after it was dried.
Naphtha added and pulled before separated and evaporated in a glass pyrex, clear extract that scraped up yellow (minimal yield). Negative for tryptamines on Ehrlich's reagent testing.
Limitation: Small amount of plant material used <5g, from seedlings (however I have found all other active acacias I've tested to produce at seedling stage if indeed active).
Further investigation with a larger volume and an older plant could be conducted to investigate tryptamine presence inline with the literature. Potentially unviable source.
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