Analyse d'une population deCannabis sativa L. originaire du Mexique et cultivé en France

Dávalos, Salcedo; Boucher, F.; Fournier, G.; Pâris, M.

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“…Many reports emphasize a variation in canna binoid quantity among specific plant parts (DooR ENBOS et al 1971 ;FETIERMAN et al 1971 ;FAIR BAIRN and LIEBMANN 1974;LATIA and EATON 1975;TURNER et al 1977;HEMPHILL et al 1980). Can nabinoid variability also has been correlated with the stage of plant development (LATIA and EATON 197 5;TURNER et al 197 5, 1977;HEMPHILL et al 1980), genetic heterogeneity in the population (DAVALOS et al 1977), time of sample collection (LATIA and EATON 1975;TURNER et al 1975), and methods of sample preparation (COFFMAN and GENTNER 1974;TURNER and MAHLBERG 1984).…”

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A Temporal Study of Cannabinoid Composition in Continual Clones of Cannabis sativa L. (Cannabaceae)

Turner¹,

Mahlberg²,

Lanyon³

et al. 1985

Botanical Gazette

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Gene _ tically and devel � pmentally defined vegetative samples of three clones of Cannabis sativa L. were grown m a common e � v1ronment and analyzed for cannabinoid production. Significant variations occurred m cannabmo1d levels m each clonal population. Throughout the 2-yr study, the cannabinoid fluctuations were random rather than cyclic. Although within each clone all cannabinoids increased or decreased si multaneously, � uctu _ atio � s _ in cannabinoid levels occurred independently from clone to clone. In addition, each clone retamed Its d1stmct1ve morphology and cannabinoid profi le throughout the study.

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A Temporal Study of Cannabinoid Composition in Continual Clones of Cannabis sativa L. (Cannabaceae)

Turner¹,

Mahlberg²,

Lanyon³

et al. 1985

Botanical Gazette

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Marijuana, a Journey through the Endocannabinoid System: Unmasking the Paradoxical Effect - Part 2

McKinley¹

2022

Phenolic Compounds - Chemistry, Synthesis, Diversity, Non-Conventional Industrial, Pharmaceutical and Therapeutic Applications

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Here in part two, a brief explanation in essential oil/ terpene administration as well as cover the medicinal effects of terpenes focusing on biphasic pharmacokinetics and possible paradoxical reactions and molecular sites of interest, including the medicinal properties of a specific flavonoid; an explanation into the paradoxical entourage and identifying common misconceptions from cannabis use and education; we finalize our look into the paradoxical location learning biphasic and paradoxical reactions from cannabis with an in-depth look into the cause of ASR/ATD following with a fundamental explanation how stress with the wrong medication can instigate the situation. The Multi Cultivar Entourage Effect Chart (MCEEC) directed goal was to unravel multiple cultivars bioavailability to then combine and create a more robust and stronger entourage being pulled from multiple cultivars with specific bioavailability of cannabinoids, terpenoids, and flavonoids necessary to treat any specific indication. Indirectly the chart also identified inter-entourages, more importantly, “antagonistic” inter-entourages. By helping a patient describe their reactions, understand, identify and track terpenes and cannabinoids that cause specific reactions, the patient will be able to identify a profile that works for them, which gives an explanation and solution to identifying how to manage cannabis medication for the patient along with conclusion and thoughts.

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Analyse d'une population deCannabis sativa L. originaire du Mexique et cultivé en France

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A Temporal Study of Cannabinoid Composition in Continual Clones of Cannabis sativa L. (Cannabaceae)

A Temporal Study of Cannabinoid Composition in Continual Clones of Cannabis sativa L. (Cannabaceae)

Marijuana, a Journey through the Endocannabinoid System: Unmasking the Paradoxical Effect - Part 2

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