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Datura stramonium,
known by the
common names thornapple,
jimsonweed (jimson weed), or devil's trumpet, is a
poisonous flowering plant in the
Daturae tribe...
- p****ed to his brother,
Frederico and his wife Amélia
Freitas Guimarães
Chamiço, who came from a
family of bankers. The
couple were
extremely wealthy,...
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Other names for this
product are soko, doko,
paraplex macoña, pasto, faso,
chamico, enramao, presso,
paragua or
Paraguayan brick. In Paraguay,
cannabis cultivation...
- the “San Pedro”
cacti (Trichocereus pachanoi) and
other plants such as
chamico (Datura stramonium) in
South America, used
traditionally for
shamanic purposes...
-
occurs in
several parts of the
island of São Tomé,
including the
northwest (
Chamiço), the
central m****if (Lagoa Amelia, Zampalma, Nova Ceilão,
Bombaim and...
- Cura
Brochero - **** 1 19.26 km 11:08
Service C, Mina
Clavero — SS5 12:12
Chamico -
Ambul 24.82 km SS6 12:54 El
Mirador - San
Lorenzo 20.70 km 13:20 Service...
- Gebo
Leonor Silveira as
Sofia Ricardo Trêpa as João Luís
Miguel Cintra as
Chamiço Much of the
music on the
soundtrack consists of
excerpts of a 2004 recording...
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ingest palo de
bruja (Latua pubiflora) or the
seeds of the miyaya, or
chamico,
plant (Datura stramonium) in
order to
produce hallucinations,
divine the...
-
hallucinogens during their rituals,
namely palo de
bruja or
seeds of the
miyaya or
chamico,
although other machis are
critical of this practice. As each
machi is...
- name from the many
specimens of the
medicinal herb
known in
Spanish as
chamico (meaning "jimsonweed" in said language)
found growing wild in the area...
