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<td valign="top" width="50%">It has recently been discovered that the Ecuadoran<br />
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Quecha use a tree that they call anya huapa,<br />
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huachig caspi, huapa, llauta caspi, or machin cara<br />
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yura ("monkey bark tree") as a hallucinogen. It is<br />
<br />
possible that this tree was already in use for this<br />
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purpose in pre-Columbian times, for the informants explained that their ancestors used this<br />
<br />
plant to communicate with phantoms and spirits.<br />
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The red sap from the trunk, which is ingested<br />
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orally, must be boiled before use and is sometimes<br />
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mixed with guando (Brugmansia spp.) and tzicta<br />
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(Tabernaemontana sananho Ruiz et Pav.; see<br />
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Tabernaemontana spp.). The Quechua drip some<br />
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of the red sap into the nostrils of their dogs so that<br />
<br />
they are better able to hunt. A chemical quick test<br />
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(Dragendorff test) has confirmed the presence of<br />
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alkaloids (Bennett and Alarcon 1994). The Maku<br />
<br />
Indians drink the sap of the tree, which they call<br />
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tugnebanpe, to treat colds (Prance 1972a, 20*). In<br />
<br />
the region around Manaus, the leaves are smoked<br />
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as a treatment for asthma (Schultes 1978b, 230*;<br />
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1983b,347*).</td><br />
<td valign="top" width="53%"><strong>Literature</strong><br />
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Bennett, B. C., and Rocio Alarcon. 1994.<br />
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Osteophloeum platyspermum and Virola duckei<br />
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(Myristicaceae): Newly reported as hallucinogens<br />
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from Amazonian Ecuador. Economic Botany 48<br />
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(2): 152-58.</td><br />
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