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Pituri, also
known as mingkulpa, is a
mixture of
leaves and wood ash
traditionally chewed as a
stimulant (or,
after extended use, a depressant) by Aboriginal...
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shrub native to the arid
interior region of Australia.
Common names include pituri,
pitchuri thornapple or pitcheri. The
species has an
erect habit, usually...
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Aboriginal language. It was
spoken around Boulia, Queensland. The name
pituri for the
leaves chewed as a
stimulant by
traditional Aboriginal people has...
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several species of
entheogenic mushrooms (Psilocybe spp,
Boletus manicus).
Pituri, also
known as mingkulpa, is a
mixture of
leaves and wood ash traditionally...
- was
clearly influenced by Tarzan. The film is
known as
Uncivilized and
Pituri in the
United States.
Successful author Beatrice Lynn is
commissioned by...
- The
Pituriaspida ('
Pituri-shield' or 'hallucinogen-shield') are a
small group of
extinct armored jawless fishes with
tremendous nose-like rostrums, which...
- chew the nicotine-containing
leaves of
Duboisia hopwoodii (see
entry on
pituri)
mixed with wood ash for
their stimulant and,
after extended use, depressant...
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Dimethyltryptamine active levels in leaf[unreliable source?]
Acacia aneura Ash used in
Pituri.
Ether extracts about 2-6% of the
dried leaf m****. Not
known if psychoactive...
- dose is
found is
called a dose-ranging study.
Therapeutic drug
monitoring Pituri –
chewed as a
stimulant (or,
after extended use, a depressant) by Aboriginal...
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seemed to have pla**** an
important role in
trading the
aboriginal narcotic pituri in Queensland. That form of the word is
conserved in
their language, while...
