Vepris ampody

Vepris ampody Rutaceae 1 bowl, 3-4 times daily... 

Cathine (d-norpseudoephedrine), cathinine, and ephedrine have been isolated from the leaves of Catha edulis.14 Examination of Erica lusitanica yielded p-methoxy-/ -phenethylamine, which had previously been shown to be absent in 16 other Erica species and 28 other Ericaceous plants.15 Phenylacetamide has been isolated from Vepris ampody.lSa... 

Nona-2,6-dienyl)-4-quinolone 300 CisH2iNO 103 Vepris ampody 134... 

The constituents of Vepris ampody H. Perr. were studied by Potier and co-workers (134), and three new alkaloids were identified mainly by spectroscopic means as pseudans with Cg or side chains. One alkaloid, C18H21NO, was clearly a 2-nonadienyl-4-quinolone, for catalytic reduction furnished 2-nonyl-4-quinolone. In the NMR spectrum, a two-proton multiplet at r8.05 and a three-proton triplet at 9.15 indicated that the group -CH=CH-CH2-CH3 was present, while a six-proton multiplet at... 

Dictyohma incanescens-. The bark of this rutaceous (the citrus family) species was found to contain low concentrations of 5-Methoxy-DiMethyiTryptamine (5-MeO-dmt), with 0.04% (expressed as the picrate salt) obtained by isolation (Pachter et 1959)- There is no evidence of shamanic use of this plant, and the entheogenic 5-MeO DMT is not active orally in any case (see Chapter 3, Effects of Entheogenic Tryptamines and entry below for Vepris ampody, mentioning other citrus species). 

Vepris ampody. Leaves and branches of this mtaceous plant were recendy shown to be rich in 7V,7V-DiMethylTryptainine (dmt). Up to 0.22% dmt has been found in this plant, making it one of the richer known sources of this valuable compound (Kan-Fan et al 1970). Two other mtaceous species, Limonia acidissima and Zan-... 

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