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[AcaciaAve]

Jacaranda Mimosifolia
Seedlings planted in July(pictures taken August).
This plant is good for curing yeast infections.

Added to plant gallery.

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[BubbleCat]

Jacaranda Mimosifolia
Seedlings planted in July(pictures taken August).
This plant is good for curing yeast infections.

Added to plant gallery.

Kill it ! :O imagine it gets close to beer or wine ^^

[MOverton]

Papaver somniferum 'Turkish Red'

Seeds acquired from Afghanistan 2009

Added to plant gallery.

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[Johnny B Goode]

Photo of a patch of Salvia divinorum from long ago in Veracruz..  back yard of a friend.

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[Johnny B Goode]

Solandra nitida.  Xalapa botanical gardens, Veracruz.
Also known by the Huichol as Kieri (not to be confused with Crazy Kieri, or Datura sp.).

[Johnny B Goode]

Epithelantha

pelecyphora (9 oclock) - white flowers, not in bloom)
micromeris (6 oclock) - red fruits [later note:  I found something I wrote saying this could be micromeris v. unguispina]
gregii (12 oclock) - pink flowers [as above, this could be micromeris v. gregii]

Unfortunately for these little guys (the pot is about 10 x 6") they were all eaten by a ravaging javelina.

[Johnny B Goode]

Trichocereus bridgesii

Added to plant gallery.

[Johnny B Goode]

Trichocereus pascana

Added to plant gallery.

[Johnny B Goode]

Obregonia denegrii

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[Johnny B Goode]

OK just one more for now.

Trichocereus hybrid 'glorious'... isn't it?

[New Wisdom]

Thanks for all the wonderful cacti photos!  Please keep in mind, though, to only post ethnobotanical species to the plant gallery. 

New Wisdom

[Frog Pajamas]

Thanks for all the wonderful cacti photos!  Please keep in mind, though, to only post ethnobotanical species to the plant gallery. 

New Wisdom

Are some of them ethnobotanicals, and if so which ones so I know what to add? Thanks!

[New Wisdom]

The epilantha, obregonia, (I think) pascana, and (not sure about) the trich hybrid aren't. Since they're usually hybridized with echinopsis I doubt it's "very ethnobotanical." Also there's not really a section we can put that one in anyways since there isn't a name for the clone. There are tons of trich/echinopsis hybrid clones.   You can add the pascana though since we can put it in the trich section.

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[Greentoe]

I don't know if you should count out trichocereus pascana. It at least contains hordenine so it might be of some use as an ethnobotanical.

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[New Wisdom]

Yeah, that's why I said to add the Pascana. I'm not really sure about it.  And I just realized there is a name for the Trich hybrid photo. Skipped over it, but I don't think we should add those to the gallery since there's so many of them and I don't think anyone uses those as ethnobotanicals.