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Cultural use of tropane alkaloids of <i>Brugmansia</i> species and cultivars in Colombia depends on local plant growth environment rather than genetic diversity

2023-11-04

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Borracheros or Angel Trumpets ( Brugmansia spp.) of the Solanaceae plant family are known for producing scopolamine and other tropane alkaloids and are widely used by indigenous communities in the Andes for medicinal and ritual purposes. Growing different varieties has increased the popularity of Brugmansia species in recent years, leading to the promotion of hybridization to get new morphotypes. However, so fa...

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b06ff992-1f22-5b52-bebf-9086c6b1e710
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10.1101/2023.11.02.565279
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