..i bumped this thread as there was some recent discussion of plant-based vs synthetic DMT..and there are always questions about different forms of dmt, and the odd melting point query..
this thread discussion got continued into some interesting technical areas in: Polymorphism 2nd attempt? in Advanced Chemistry..
..on a note, Fitzgerald and Simous (1965) isolated DMT from Acacia maidenii..after chromatographing it, as the Picrate they obtained both a yellow and red form with fractionally different melting points..re-x turned the red into the yellow..this suggests probable betacarbolines (or other compounds) in the red form..
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