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- noun A
perennial South American tree , Anadenanthera peregrina, that has a number of traditional uses
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Examples
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Schultes asked, thinking that yá-kee might just be another name for yopo.
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Schultes asked, thinking that yá-kee might just be another name for yopo.
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Issues that swam to the surface as I was being dashed about on that yopo ocean.
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Were they intrinsic to the plants from which ayahuasca and yopo were derived, an example of an abiding botanical intelligence amplified and made comprehensible by an interfacing of vegetative alkaloids with human neurons?
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He ran his tongue over his palate, tasting the bitter film left by parrot goulash and yopo vomit.
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Were they intrinsic to the plants from which ayahuasca and yopo were derived, an example of an abiding botanical intelligence amplified and made comprehensible by an interfacing of vegetative alkaloids with human neurons?
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He ran his tongue over his palate, tasting the bitter film left by parrot goulash and yopo vomit.
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Issues that swam to the surface as I was being dashed about on that yopo ocean.
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The botanical identity of yopo, Anadenanthera peregrina, had been determined by Richard Spruce in June 1854.
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On this one expedition to and beyond the source of the Río Negro, Spruce described the making of coca powder, identified the botanical source of yagé, and collected for the first time the seeds of yopo, a powerful hallucinogenic snuff deived from the tree Anadenanthera peregrina.
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