Poorly understood family of AYAHUASCA vines

[Cognitive Heart]

In what format are you attaching and uploading the images?

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[TN]

As you can see above they are jpgs.
James A. Duke. Handbook of Medicinal Plants of Latin America (2009), page 90.jpg[img]
[img]James A. Duke. Handbook of Medicinal Plants of Latin America (2009), page 91.jpg[img][/i]

Who is moderator here? Need to get help from him.

 

[endlessness]

Im a mod but not sure whats going on, gotta get trav to fix this..

Maybe can you try making a smaller file name without all these "().," symbols and reuploading?

 

[TN]

Maybe can you try making a smaller file name without all these "().," symbols and reuploading?

Okay, did it. JADHofMPofLA2009p90.jpg and JADHofMPofLA2009p91.jpg

What about them now? TN attached the following image(s):

That's what I got trying to send a PM to trav

New members can only send PM's to a moderator!

Hello. Plz help to work the problem out.

Poorly understood family of AYAHUASCA vines - Collaborative Research Project - Welcome to the DMT-Nexus

Poorly understood family of AYAHUASCA vines - Collaborative Research Project - Welcome to the DMT-Nexus

Thank you.

It means I can't send a PM to him.

 

[Cognitive Heart]

There still isn't anything visible to see, here. You'll actually need moar technical assistance, just hold on. New members do have limits, yes.

Be well!

 

[TN]

There still isn't anything visible to see, here. You'll actually need moar technical assistance, just hold on. New members do have limits, yes.

Guess there is no need to wait for something. Look at this:
TN attached the following image(s):
JADHofMPofLA2009p90.jpg (1 862kb) downloaded 29 time(s).
JADHofMPofLA2009p91.jpg (1 390kb) downloaded 27 time(s).
It means folks see them and download them successfully.
You have unknown technical issues on forum and need to solve them as soon as possible.

 

[TN]

Well, see no reaction..... How can I post next pictures from my vines garden if this thread can't make pics visible? Will this problem be solved and when?

 

[DansMaTete]

You can use a website to host your pictures and post the BBCode to link it.

e.g. this BBCode [img ]

https://imgur.com/R0ZNAdd

] gives this image :

 

[TGO]

Well, see no reaction..... How can I post next pictures from my vines garden if this thread can't make pics visible? Will this problem be solved and when?

"Trav" is the name of a new member who joined in 2011 with no posts, but sometimes people refer to "The Traveler" as Trav. The Traveler is the administrator of this site, so please make sure that he is the one you sent a PM to. Be patient. The Traveler works very hard to keep this site in tip top shape and I'm sure he will address the issue as soon as he can. Just for fun, I'm going to see if I can attach a picture to this post.

 

[kerelsk]

Looking at this topic sparked my interest.

It's been a while since we discovered Alicia being sold as Black caapi, and Alicia anisopetala has now been disseminated throughout the community.

There was a rumor floating around that all the chaliponga on the market is actually this plant.

Has anybody tested the leaves of their Alicia plants?

Also, assuming the chaliponga on the market is not Alicia, I have never seen any seeds or cuttings for Diplopterys cabrerana.
Has anyone outside of South America gotten close to this plant?

 

[SnozzleBerry]

Has anybody tested the leaves of their Alicia plants?

Also, assuming the chaliponga on the market is not Alicia, I have never seen any seeds or cuttings for Diplopterys cabrerana.
Has anyone outside of South America gotten close to this plant?

We tested the leaves from the live specimens of Alicia being sold and found no alkaloids of note.

D. cab is being grown in a notable collection outside of SA. There has been an ongoing effort to obtain samples for propagation, and hopefully there will be some movement on that towards the end of this year/beginning of next year. I will update if anything comes of it, likely with a post here that re-directs to STS.

 

[pinkoyd]

Some D. cabs have been imported directly from SA in the last year or so. Preliminary indications so far are that these plants contain DMT (TLC tests look encouraging) but they have not been definitively ID'd by a botanist yet, nor have they been subjected to GC/MS or bioassay.

The specimens that Snozz refers to HAVE been ID'd by professional botanists, and have flowered as well according to the director of that facility.

I think Alicia is just some random vine that the original vendor mistook for D. cab based on a superficial resemblance of the seeds and offered it for sale. The fact that the chemical profile remains equivocal and the lack of any consensus regarding psychoactivity leads me to believe Alicia is a red herring. Also, it appears nowhere in the ethnobotanical literature, so as far as I am concerned the book is closed for the species. I do maintain a live specimen in my collection as a curiosity but really have no expectation that anyone will find interesting properties in the plant.

D. cab can apparently be a rambunctious vine given the proper conditions so once we get some reliably ID'd material it will just be a matter of time till it gets shared around.

 

[TN]

It's been a while since we discovered Alicia being sold as Black caapi, and Alicia anisopetala has now been disseminated throughout the community. Also, assuming the chaliponga on the market is not Alicia, I have never seen any seeds or cuttings for Diplopterys cabrerana.

Back to the future.....

Vendor ayahuasca-journey asked questions, got replies and then proceeded to sell

http://www.spiritplants.org/forums/the-garden/cabrerana-diplopterys-seeds-coming-soon/

http://www.spiritplants.org/forums/the-garden/chaliponga-plants/

the chacal or Ayar or ayahuaska-journey or Alfonzo - it's all about one vendorman's names and his screen names seeds - Ayahuasca Forums

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Re: PHOTO OF CHALIPONGA
Postby chaliponga dream » Thu Feb 23, 2012 7:57 pm
Hello, diplopterys cabrerana known as chaliponga , chacropanga, chacruna huambisa, grows over the middle lows jungle enviroments of Peru, Brazil and Ecuador, diplopterys cabrerana and banisteriopsis muricata are 2 vines very very similar but different in taxonomy, banisteriopsis muricata contains the same taxonomy of b.ccapi and it also contains a good % of D*T so there is no need to use the viridis or chali admixture on this vine, now diplopterys cabrerana contains the active D*T in the leaves, the confusion is that there are 2 strain of vine used in the amazon by people calling chaliponga or chacropanga etc...there is one that present fat pointed leaves = banisteriopsis muricata, also called chaliponga by some locals and the other long narrow leaves diplopterys cabrerana, both contain the active component, banisteriopsis muricata contains D*T, MAO,Harmala in the vine and leaves and you can brew both vine and leaves, and diplopterys cabrerana contains D*T in the leaves i never saw people use the diplopterys vine to brew, i recall, please do not sank in a glass of water, 2 diiferent vines containing very similar taxonomy, banisteriopsis muricata could be easily confused for diplopterys cabrerana, as the other can be easily confused for b.muricata, you have to be with the right person to get you exactly what you are looking for, but if you are only looking for the same taxonomy of diplopterys cabrerana then you can use banisteriopsis muricata leaves , you can use the the fat pointed leaves or the narrow pointed leaves, the leaves could appear fatter and some narrowed depending on which leaf you take the picture.
what is Alicia sp.???
Namaste
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[TRYPTAMINIES]

Hello snozz,

i have some friends in equador that have sent me some fresh chaliponga ,
and some muricata , fresh dried.
and some very fresh, alicia anisopetala vine.
i have brewd up all three in 2 different brews in the last week,
and tested orally.
one with the fresh chaliponga and muricata,
and one brew with freshdried chaliponga and the alicia anisopetala.
same weights in each.
10 grams of chaliponga,with 100grams of muricata.

and one with
10 grams of chaliponga, and 100 grams of alicia anisopetala.

and i would say that the alicopetala was quite a bit stronger than the muricata brew.

it was even a bit stronger than the yellow caapi brew that i had with the same amount of chaliponga brew last week with 100 gms of the yellow caapi brew.

but this is all subjective speculation.

i do have left over of all 3 brews.
and some left overs of all the fresh dried material.
i would be happy to offer some of each for testing mate.!
i would be very interested myself to know the outcome of the tests.

and i would say that it indeed totally depends on what varients are being tested,
and where they all grow .
and who actualy grows them and for what perpose they are grown.
these are all from the same tribal area in equador.!

 

[javat]

B. argentea is accepted as a synonym of B. muricata, but NOT native to India. Those high percentages seem to be baseless, but the claim of DMT in B. muricata is not, and is from analysis on a plant growing in India in a Botanical Garden. The concentrations found were very low, though. The Ghosal citations are correct. Here are the details for the original papers -
Ghosal, S. & Mazumder, U.K. 1971. "Alkaloids of the leaves of Banisteriopsis argentea." Phytochemistry 10:2840-2841.
Ghosal, S. et al. 1971. "Chemical and pharmacological investigations of Banisteriopsis argentea Spring ex Juss." J. Pharmaceutical Science 60(8):1209-1212.
Leaves yielded only 0.02% alkaloids, including (as % of dry leaf weight) harmine (0.006%), harmaline (0.001%), leptaflorine (0.005%), 5-MeO-tetrahydroharman (0.004%), N-methyltetrahydroharman (0.002%), DMT (0.003%) and DMT N-oxide (0.001%). They didn't look at the stems...

I would like to tell my experiences with banisteriopsis muricata m
sy native of the city of bucaramanga in colombia
here the native grows b. muricata, is a vine that grows a lot and is from an area of tropical dry forest.
I have collected seeds, leaves and stems for their use
I cooked 1 kg in 100 ml to take a fast but nothing happened, I kept fasting
then cook 100 g of stems with p. dawn and nothing has happened
I have low sensitivity towards psychedelics and suddenly that was one of my reasons why I could not feel much
my last experience with muricata and p.alba I had a sensation of somnolence and openness characteristic of the harmalas, when I fell into sleep I had many lucid dreams

I have collected photos showing the shape of the leaf and the stem of b.muricata

 

[FenixReed]

Ok,.so forgive me for the blatant double post but I'm in the field and would like to revivify this thread.


Im not seeing any analysis of the leaves of Alecia, im here in Peru to make a brew of Chali, Alecia, Chacruna leaf with caapi vine at the instruction if beings in the Astral. They say it (and brews like it I'm sure) are the future of Ayahuasca, the next step in the evolution of this work. So in that light I am interested in tryptamine profiles if these plants. The other aspect of this mission is to collect seeds for plantations in Brasil which I am working to establish under a nonprofit foundation to deliver medicine on a donation basis, to ensure future supply of this now niche spectra of lianas and to work to conserve wild populations.

Anyway, I'm here on the ground so if I can be of any help please let me know. I will put in some research time as I am able but my laptop doesnt charge here .
I will for sure be taking good photos of leaf, vine, and seed wherever possible to ensure most accurate ID.

Also I'll be very interested in getting some samples tested, especially of leaf material. If there is anything you can tell me about how to prepare it for testing I will do my best with what is available.
Also curious about genetic testing of these samples... what is needed and what is on file, from what regions etc. I'll be in the Pucallpa area this time, later I will collect genetics from Ecuador as well.

Thanks all for the good work, this is all more important than we can currently know.
This is very exciting territory these lianas, a lifetime study and with a lot of depth on the material study side and the Astral realms as well. Grateful to have such magical allies, plant and human alike!
Bless your works and your lives!

 

[javat]

Found several banisteriopsis muricata plants where I live in bucaramanga Colombia I have also tried to cook several times in the leaves of the plants to be able to have an ayahuasca worth taking with a remarkable pharmacological activity but when taking it and the additive some additives as if I could To the basic another letter Genesis such as those of anadenanthera peregrina There was not enough effect which makes me think that there have been errors in the final reduction of the liquid I also have several lots of banisteriopsis caapi like sky Kuri guasca yellow black thunder stupid and I would like to know if I can combine several different strains to make an extractive water.

 

[javat]

Found several banisteriopsis muricata plants where I live in bucaramanga Colombia I have also tried to cook several times in the leaves of the plants to be able to have an ayahuasca worth taking with a remarkable pharmacological activity but when taking it and the additive some additives as if I could To the basic another letter Genesis such as those of anadenanthera peregrina There was not enough effect which makes me think that there have been errors in the final reduction of the liquid I also have several lots of banisteriopsis caapi like sky Kuri guasca yellow black thunder stupid and I would like to know if I can combine several different strains to make an extractive water.

 

[javat]

some pictures

 

[javat]

pics