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	<div>are unknown. Gelsemium sempervirens is also</div>		<div>are unknown. Gelsemium sempervirens is also</div>
	<div>known as yellow jasmine.</div>		<div>known as yellow jasmine.</div>

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<div>The flowers of several jasmine species are the</div>
<div>source of the aromatic jasmine oil (oleum</div>
<div>jasmini), which contains eugenol and plays an</div>
<div>important role in the perfume industry (cf.</div>
<div>essential oils). Moreover, two African species have</div>
<div>been reported to have psychoactive effects. In</div>
<div>Abyssinia, the leaves of Jasminum floribundum R.</div>
<div>Br. (known as hab el tsalim) are used as an</div>
<div>"inebriating agent"; the leaves of Jasminum</div>
<div>abyssinicum R. Br. are used in Eritrea for the same</div>
<div>purpose (Hartwich 1911, 811 *). The constituents</div>
<div>are unknown. Gelsemium sempervirens is also</div>
<div>known as yellow jasmine.</div>

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GrimReaper at 07:42, 11 March 2015

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The flowers of several jasmine species are the

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