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- ENTHEOGEN:
- A term from the Greek meaning "Godfacilitating substance." Some scholars prefer this term to hallucinogenic when applied to plants such as the peyote cactus that are used in religious practices.
- HALLUCINOGENS:
- A group of drugs that induces sensory distortions and hallucinations.
- PEYOTE:
- A hallucinogenic cactus, usually L. williamsii, from which mescaline is derived.
- PODAREA:
- Raised segmented cushion-part of the peyote cactus.
- TOLERANCE:
- A condition in which higher and higher doses of a drug are needed to produce the original effect or high experienced.
- TRICHOMES:
- Tuft of hairs in the center of the peyote cactus.
- TRIP:
- A common term for a drug experience.
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