Australian Psychoactive Plant List

[prier]

Amanitaceae

Amanita Muscaria

Anacardiaceae

Buchanania Arborescens
Buchanania Obavata

Antheospermataceae

Atherosperma Moschatum

Apiaceae

Centella Asiatica

Apocynaceae

Alstonia Constricta
Alstonia Scholaris
Cerbera Manghas
Neiosperma Poweri

Araceae

Alocasia Macrorrhizos
Amorphophallus Variablis

Arecaceae

Archontophoenix Cunninghamiana

Asteraceae

Pterocaulon Serrulatus
Pterocaulon Sphacelatum
Spilanthes Grandiflora

Atherospermataceae

Antheosperma Moschatum
Doryphora Sassafras

Boraginaceae

Ehretia Saligna
Trichodesma Zeylanicum

Caesalpiniaceae

Cassia Artemisioids

Campanulaceae

Hippobroma Longiflora
Isotoma Axillaris
Isotoma Petraea
Lobelia Alata

Capparidaceae

Cleome Viscosa

Convolvulaceae

Argyreia Nervosa
Evolvulus Alsinoides
Ipomea Muelleri
Ipomea Pes-Caprae
Stictocardia Tiliifolia

Erythroxylaceae

Erythroxylon Australe
Erythroxylon Ecarinatum
Erythroxylon Ellipticum

Euphorbiaceae

Euphorbia Drummondii
Excoecaria Parvifolia
Petalostigma Pubescens
Petalostigma Quadriloculare

Fabaceae

Acacia Albida
Acacia Baileyana
Acacia Beauverdiana
Acacia Complanata
Acacia Cultiformis
Acacia Cuthbertsonii
Acacia Delibrata
Acacia Falcata
Acacia Laeta
Acacia Longifolia
Acacia Maidenii
Acacia Mellifera
Acacia Nilotica
Acacia Obtusifolia
Acacia Penninervis
Acacia Phlebophylla
Acacia Podalyriaefolia
Acacia Retinodes
Acacia Saliicnia
Acacia Senegal
Acacia Seyal
Acacia Sieberana
Acacia Simplicifolia
Acacia Vestita
Crotalaria Cunninghamii
Erythrina Indica
Erythrina Verspertilio
Mucana Gigantea
Tephrosia Purpurea

Goodeniceae

Goodenia Lunata
Goodenia Ovata
Goodenia Varia

Himantandraceae

Galbulimima Belgraveana

Lechythidaceae

Barringtonia Acutangula
Barringtonia Calyptrata

Loganiaceae

Strychnos Axillaris

Menispermaceae

Tinospora Smilacina

Musaceae

Musa Banksii

Myoporaceae

Eremophila Fraseri

Myrtaceae

Eucalyptus Terminals
Eugenia Jambolana
Melaleuca Cajuputi

Orchidaceae

Benthamia Alyxifolia
Dendrobium Tererifolium

Pandanaceae

Pandanus Spiralis

Piperaceae

Piper Novae-hollandiae

Poaceae

Heteropogon Contortus
Phalaris Aquatica
Phragmites Australis

Polygonaceae

Polygonum Barbatum

Proteaceae

Grevillea Stenobotrya
Grevillea Striata
Xylomelum Scottianum

Rhamnaceae

Alphitonia Excelsa
Ventilago Viminalis

Rubiaceae

Psychotria Daphnoides
Psychotria Fitzalanii
Psychotria Loniceroides
Psychotria Poliostemma

Rutaceae

Euodia Vitiflora
Geijera Parviflora

Santalaceae

Santalum Obtusifolium

Sapindaceae

Dodonaea Lanceolata
Dodonaea Viscosa

Simaroubaceae

Brucea Javanica

Solanaceae

Datura Leichhardtii
Duboisia Hopwoodii
Duboisia Myoporoides
Duboisia Leichardtii
Nicotiana Benthamiana
Nicotiana Cavicola
Nicotiana Debneyi
Nicotiana Escelsior
Nicotiana Gossei
Nicotiana Ingulba
Nicotiana Megalosiphon
Nicotiana Sauveolens
Nicotiana Stimulans
Nicotiana Velutina
Solanum Ellipticum

Strophariaceae

Psilocybe Australiana
Psilocybe Cubensis
Psilocybe Eucalypta
Psilocybe Semilanceata
Psilocybe Subaeruginosa
Psilocybe Tasmaniana

Tiliaceae

Grewia Retusifolia

Verbenaceae

Callicarpa Longifolia
Clerodendrum Floribundum
Clerodendrum Ovalifolium

Xanthorrhoeaceae

Xanthorrhoea Australis

Zygophyllaceae

Tribulus Cistoides
Tribulus Micrococca

[prier]

Formatting fixed.

[darcy]

that's a good starting list prier

We've got Pterocaulon sp. growing on our property, can't remember the species offhand, smells like apples.

Add Barringtonia acutangula too, this is the one being researched currently for painkilling properties.

Add Stictocardia tiliifolia too in convolvulaceae, QLD Woodrose.

Add Trichodesma zelanyicum (sp.) Camel Bush.

We;ve got plenty of Evolvus alsinoides here too, pituri substitute (one variety).

I've also found some Tribulus micrococca growing locally and am propagating, a friend has reported effects from northern species.

[hagakure]

"Psychotria daphnoides
Psychotria fitzalanii
Psychotria loniceroides
Psychotria poliostemma "


how much work has been done with these fellas? do we have any conclusive data on yields of the good stuff? are they fast growers?

perhaps i should start a new thread for this??

[Rimbaud]

yep... it would surprise me if darcy hadnt looked/thought about those psychotrias too... a new thread is a good idea.

[Rimbaud]

darcy have you "assayed" wink wink the barringtonia yet?

[Rimbaud]

and what about the trichodesma?

my one died 2 days after producing its first flower.

[darcy]

nah, haven't done anything with the native psychos except propagate some from seed, seems there is a fair few species, some still unnamed. It's such a large pantropical genus that i would expect that there may only be a few with the goodies that hagakure is after. Many are poisonous, emetic, etc so careful tasting and testing is in order if you go ahead.

haven't done anything with the barringtonia rimbo plants are small and i am busy

my trichodesma is still going, was it smoked or chewed rimbo?

[Nieomyty]

How do you think ?
Which, from native Australian plants, is best halucinogen plant, (like salvia divinorum)
Which is the best ? What is yours opinion ?

[Rimbaud]

chewed i believe D, same drill, bit of alkaline ash etc.

I might be completely wrong though.

As for the best... it's not a hallucinogen but i think duboisia hopwoodii would be the most well-known and the most original of th Aussie bunch so far.

(unless you include native Acacias that contain DMT)

[darcy]

never tried it though mate, still got one small plant left.

Galbulimima?
Duboisia myoporoides?

There's plenty of flora about which would undoubtably yield a number of psychoactive species, tracking them down is the problem.

[Nieomyty]

In upper list is error, of name: Neiosperma poweri
I think, it must be: Neisosperma poweri

I do not sure, but: Amorphophallus variablis
must be: Amorphophallus variabilis

Pterocaulon Serrulatus, - > Pterocaulon Serrulatum
Antheosperma Moschatum - > Antherosperma Moschatum
Cassia Artemisioids - > Cassia Artemisioides

Erythroxylon Australe
Erythroxylon Ecarinatum
Erythroxylon Ellipticum
(there are good)
but more popular is - > Erythroxylum

Tribulus Micrococca - > Tribulus Micrococcus

[Ed Dunkel]

Taking liberties in posting the pdf "Guide to Psychoactive Plants Native to Australia 2007 - Tonic and Prier"

Hope you guys don't mind, tonic and prier.

Australian Psychoactive.pdf

[gary97266]

you have a native opiate like plant .hodgkinsonia frutescens .legal analgesic.it contains a good amount of hodgkinsine .never know when you might get a tooth ache or broken bone.

[MUHARI BOTANICALS]

Hmmm... Not sure if Amanita Muscaria belongs on this list... It's not native nor is it "truly" Psychoactive.

The reason people get "High" off Amanita Muscaria is due to the fact they contain muscimol and ibotenic acid. Unlike Psilocybin, Psilocin, & Baeocystin, Ibotenic acid is highly neurotoxic.

People have a pseudo-psychedelic experience with Amanita Muscaria because they are experiencing the effects of poisoning.

Whereas Psilocybin has been proven to be even less toxic than Aspirin.

The Native Australian Psilocybe Cubensis, Psilocybe Australiana, Psilocybe Subcubensis, & Panaeolus subbalteatus would be better additions to the list...

I would be inclined to confine Amanita Muscaria to the Toxic category rather than the Psychoactive list, but I suppose that could be a matter of opinion