TheAnswerPage

FEBRUARY 25, 2022

Cannabis sativa – One plant, Many crops. Despite its cultivation as a source of food, fiber and medicine, and its global status as the most frequently used illicit drug, plants in the genus Cannabis currently experience an inconclusive taxonomic organization and evolutionary history. Chemical Classifications. Extreme Chemistries.

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Sativa Hybrid Terpenes Indica 40

The Cannigma

JULY 3, 2021

After feminized seeds, in 2008, automatic or autoflowering seeds appeared which were bred from Cannabis Ruderalis plants found in areas such as Eastern Europe, Russia, and Alaska. Sativas, indicas, or hybrids? Certain cannabinoids are more present in certain genetics. Indica vs Sativa: What’s the Difference?

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Indica Sativa Hybrid Cultivation 144

Cannabis Law Report

MARCH 9, 2019

They are taking issue with the change by the EU in its submission for the term ‘cannabinoids’ states: “Extracts of Cannabis sativa L. and derived products containing cannabinoids are considered novel foods as a history of consumption has not been demonstrated.

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CBD Food Seed-To-Sale Extraction 87

Cannabis Law Report

JANUARY 23, 2020

485/2008; Having regard to Regulation (EU) no. of Cannabis sativa L. food have recorded a significant history of consumption. 2015/2283; Considering that cannabinoids are not currently included. of Cannabis sativa L. food have recorded a significant history of consumption. Council regulations (EEC) no.

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Food THC Safety Agriculture 45

Cannabis Law Report

NOVEMBER 24, 2021

The Cannabis sativa plant has an incredibly multi-layered, rich, and versatile history of human uses for food and fibre, as well as recreational, and religious and spiritual purposes throughout the world (McPartland and Hegman 2018 ; Aldrich 1997 ; Touw 1981 ; Li 1974 ; Bonini et al. 2018 ; Frankhauser 2008 ). Discussion.

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Research and Development Medicine Access Media 52

SpeedWeed

FEBRUARY 19, 2021

As noted in The Mummy Congress: Under the reign of the pharaohs, Egyptian traders had bartered avidly for seeds of Cannabis sativa. sativa—the flowering tops and leaves that yielded marijuana or the dark resin that produces hashish. Aleff, 1982/2008). But the Egyptians made little mention of the other parts of C. Pringle, 2001).

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