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Banisteriopsis

vine genus
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  • distribution of aboriginal South American and circum-Caribbean cultural groups
    South American forest Indian
    / Belief and aesthetic systems

    …area; they include species of Banisteriopsis (a tropical liana), from which is made a potion that produces visions. In certain tribes the use of this drug is restricted to shamanistic practices; in others, as in the Uaupés River area, it is an essential element in religious festivals in which the…

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    …area; they include species of Banisteriopsis (a tropical liana), from which is made a potion that produces visions. In certain tribes the use of this drug is restricted to shamanistic practices; in others, as in the Uaupés River area, it is an essential element in religious festivals in which the…

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