1st Edition 1976. Explore the fascinating world of psychoactive plants with this authoritative work by renowned ethnobotanist Richard Evans Schultes. Hallucinogenic Plants delves into the botanical, cultural, and spiritual significance of plants known for their mind-altering properties across indigenous cultures worldwide. Richly illustrated and meticulously researched, this book offers detailed profiles of key hallucinogenic species, covering their traditional uses, preparation methods, and ethnographic contexts. Schultes’ pioneering research has shaped the modern understanding of plant-based entheogens and their role in rituals, medicine, and mythology. KEY FEATURES • In-depth exploration of major hallucinogenic plants such as peyote, ayahuasca, psilocybin mushrooms, and more • Insight into indigenous traditions and cultural practices surrounding these plants • Comprehensive botanical descriptions accompanied by vivid illustrations • A foundational text for ethnobotany, anthropology, and psychedelic studies enthusiasts SPECIFICATIONS • Format: Paperback/Hardcover (depending on edition) • Pages: Varies by edition • Language: English • Suitable for collectors, researchers, and those interested in traditional plant medicine COLLECTOR'S NOTE A must-have for anyone interested in the ethnobotanical study of psychoactive plants and their profound impact on human culture and consciousness. DUE TO THE LIMITED NATURE OF THIS PRODUCT, ALL SALES ARE FINAL. THIS ITEM IS NOT ELIGIBLE FOR DISCOUNTS OR SPECIAL PROMOTIONS