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<td valign="top" width="50%">Tillandsias are epiphytes that grow on typical<br />
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American flora. In pre-Columbian Peru, they were<br />
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used as a stuffing in the false heads of mummies<br />
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(Towle 1961, 31*). Tillandsias appear on<br />
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Mochican ceramic paintings in connection with<br />
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winged shamans (Andritzky 1989,169 f.*). It may<br />
<br />
be that a psychoactive use was once known but has<br />
<br />
now been forgotten. The plant depicted in the<br />
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paintings of the Mochica is sometimes interpreted<br />
<br />
as Tillandsia purpurea RUlz et Pav. (Ott 1996,<br />
<br />
108*). Flavonoids have been found in this species<br />
<br />
(Arslanian et al. 1986). The Tarahumara Indians<br />
<br />
refer to Tillandsia mooreana Smith as wararuwi,<br />
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"peyote companion" (cf. Lophophora williamsii), and presumably used it as a peyote substitute (Ott<br />
<br />
1996, 108*). The Tarahumara use a related species,<br />
<br />
the ball moss (Tillandsia recurvata [1.] 1.), which<br />
<br />
they call muchiki chab6ame, as a cough medicine<br />
<br />
(Deimel 1989, 6l). This plant was previously<br />
<br />
identified as Tillandsia inflata Mez. (Bye 1975).<br />
<br />
In Brazilian ethnomedicine, Tillandsia usneoides<br />
<br />
(1.) 1. (Spanish moss) is used as an analgesic. It is<br />
<br />
said that a watery extract of this plant induces<br />
<br />
"visions" (Ott 1996, 420*).</td><br />
<td valign="top" width="53%"><strong>Literature</strong><br />
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Arslanian, R. 1., et al. 1986. 3-n=methoxy-5hydroxyflavonols<br />
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from Tillandsia purpurea.<br />
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Journal ofNatural Products 49 (6): 1177-78.<br />
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Bye, R. A. 1975. Plantas psicotropicas de los Tarahumaras.<br />
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Cuadernos Cientificos CEMEF 4:49-72.<br />
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Deimel, Claus. 1989. Pflanzen zwischen den<br />
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Kulturen: Tarahumaras und Mestizen der Sierra<br />
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Madre im Noroeste de Mexico. Ethnobotanische<br />
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Vergleiche. Curare 12 (1): 41-64.</td><br />
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