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Trichocereus peruvianus • 0.25% mescaline Using dried outer green tissues. Chavin de Huantar, Huari, Ancash. Cjuno et al. 2009 Cacti at Chavin de Huantar Photographer not known - shared by Michael Smith
Trichocereus peruvianus • 0.0% mescaline Djerassi et al. 1959 Provided with Peruvian material by Dr. Rama Ferreyra of the Museo de Historia Natural “Javier Prado”, Lima, Peru. Djerassi’s assay was flawed with regards to mescaline but he reported his material was completely devoid of any alkaloid. • 0.0% mescaline Agurell 1969b Analyzing European nursery stock. Agurell reported tyramine to be present as the major alkaloid. Agurell would not have missed even traces of mescaline. Both accounts analyzed the whole plant not just outer parts.
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To illustrate the problem: Consider
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Yet another pachanoi collected at H
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