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MYRISTICACEAE

MYRISTICACEAE. magnoliids. monocots. Current Angiosperm Phylogeny Group Tree for Flowering Plants 2008. Magnoliales and the relations of the Myristicaceae (APG). essential oils in Myristica , the nutmeg. Myristica fragrans - nutmeg and mace. Myristica - the nutmeg.

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MYRISTICACEAE

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  1. MYRISTICACEAE

  2. magnoliids monocots Current Angiosperm Phylogeny Group Tree for Flowering Plants 2008

  3. Magnoliales and the relations of the Myristicaceae (APG)

  4. essential oils in Myristica, the nutmeg

  5. Myristica fragrans - nutmeg and mace

  6. Myristica- the nutmeg

  7. Myristica dispersed by pigeons in the genus Ducula - and in the past by dodos.

  8. Virola – four-branch whorls

  9. Virola –neotropicalglaucous below and covered with branched hairs, fruits typical of the family

  10. EFFECTS OF VIROLA SNUFF are felt within minutes from the time of initial use. First there is a feeling of increasing excitability. This is followed by a numbness of the limbs, a twitching of the face, a lack of muscular coordination, nasal discharges, nausea, and, frequently, vomiting. Macropsia - the sensation of seeing things greatly enlarged - is characteristic Richard Evans Schultes

  11. trytamine alkaloid backbone 5-MeO-DMT a tryptamine alkaloid from virola serotonin, the neurotransmitter

  12. Present-day Climatic Regions Humid Equatorial Forest Semi-arid tropical Arid Semi-arid Temperate Warm Temperate Warmer Temperate

  13. Upper Cretaceous Humid Equatorial Forest Semi-arid tropical Arid Semi-arid Temperate Warm Temperate Warmer Temperate

  14. Mid Eocene Humid Equatorial Forest Semi-arid tropical Arid Semi-arid Temperate Warm Temperate Warmer Temperate

  15. Oligocene Humid Equatorial Forest Semi-arid tropical Arid Semi-arid Temperate Warm Temperate Warmer Temperate

  16. End of Miocene Humid Equatorial Forest Semi-arid tropical Arid Semi-arid Temperate Warm Temperate Warmer Temperate

  17. Pleistocene Humid Equatorial Forest Semi-arid tropical Arid Semi-arid Temperate Warm Temperate Warmer Temperate

  18. Present-day Climatic Regions Humid Equatorial Forest Semi-arid tropical Arid Semi-arid Temperate Warm Temperate Warmer Temperate

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