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Banisteriopsis caapi - Yage
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1. Caapi names: Back to top
Family: Malpighiaceae
Botanical Name: Banisteriopsis caapi (Spruce ex Griseb.) C. V. Morton
Extensions: N/A
English Name(s): Vine of the soul, Caapi, Yage, Ayahuasca.
Synonyms: # Banisteria caapi, Banisteria quitensis, Banisteriopsis inebrians, Banisteriopsis quitensis.
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1.1 Banisteriopsis caapi Taxonomy: Back to top
2. Method of use : Back to top
3. The experience: Back to top
4. Banisteriopsis caapi Toxicity: Back to top
5. Banisteriopsis caapi chemistry: Back to top
Please note: Some chemicals may not be listed and some may or may not be toxic. Do not consume plants based on this table, it only gives a general idea of *some* of the chemicals this plant contains.
Chemical Name |
Plant part |
Quantity |
Chemical activities |
Ref. |
5-HYDROXY-N,N-DIMETHYLTRYPTAMINE |
Bark |
Not Stated |
Not Stated |
Duke |
5-METHOXY-N,N-DIMETHYLTRYPTAMINE |
Bark |
Not Stated |
See Referrence. |
[2] |
ACETYL-NORHARMINE |
Bark |
Not Stated |
Not Stated |
Duke |
DIHYDROSHIHUNINE |
Plant |
Not stated |
Not stated |
Duke |
Harmaline |
Seed |
Not Stated |
See Referrence. |
[1] |
HARMALINIC-ACID |
Plant |
Not Stated |
Not Stated |
Duke |
Harmalol |
Plant |
Not stated |
Antibacterial; Antimitotic 10 ug/ml; Aphrodisiac 5 mg/mus; CNS-Stimulant; Cytotoxic; Desmutagenic; Pesticide |
Duke |
HARMIC-ACID-METHYL-METHYLESTER |
Plant |
Not Stated |
Not Stated |
Duke |
HARMIC-AMIDE |
Bark |
Not Stated |
Not Stated |
Duke |
HARMINE-N-OXIDE |
Plant |
Not Stated |
Not Stated |
Duke |
Harmines |
Bark Wood |
22,000 ppm 11,000 ppm |
Not Stated |
Duke |
KETO-TETRAHYDRO-NORHARMINE |
Bark |
Not Stated |
Not Stated |
Duke |
N,N-DIMETHYLTRYPTAMINE |
Bark |
Not Stated |
Not Stated |
Duke |
N-METHYLTRYPTAMINE |
Bark |
Not Stated |
Antitrypanosomic |
Duke |
Saponin |
Bark |
6,600 ppm |
Not Stated |
Duke |
Shihunine |
Plant |
Not Stated |
Not Stated |
Duke |
Telepathine |
Plant |
Not Stated |
Not Stated |
Duke |
TETRAHYDROHARMINE |
Leaf |
Not Stated |
Not Stated |
Duke |
Referrences
[1] Dr. Duke's Phytochemical and Ethnobotanical Databases. States: "HARMALINE Seed: Anthelmintic; Antibacterial; Antileishmanic ED50=24 ug/mL; Antimalarial; Antiparkinsonian; Antitrypanosomic; Aphrodisiac 5 mg/mus; Bradycardic 400 pm frg; Cardiovascular 5 ivn dog; CNS-Stimulant; Convulsant; Cytotoxic; Desmutagenic; Hallucinogenic 4 mg/kg orl man; MAO-Inhibitor; Pesticide; Phototoxic; Protisticide; Psychotropic; Spinodepressant 5 mg/kg ivn cat; Tremorigenic 15 ipr rat 3 ivn rbt; Uteroactive 1 mg/kg ivn cat; Uterotonic"
[2] Dr. Duke's Phytochemical and Ethnobotanical Databases. States: "5-METHOXY-N,N-DIMETHYLTRYPTAMINE Bark: Antifeedant; Bronchospasmogenic; Hallucinogenic; Hyperkinetic; Hypotensive; Pesticide; Respiradepressant"
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