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Scopolamine: As Evil as it Wants to Be. Retrieved from https://naturespoisons.com/2014/01/28/scopolamine-evil-as-it-wants-henbane/

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Brugmansia: Angel’s Trumpet or the Devil’s? Retrieved from https://naturespoisons.com/2014/07/08/brugmansia-angels-trumpet-or-the-devils-scopolamine-atropine/

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Alves, M. & Sartoratto, A. & Trigo, J. (2007, March). Scopolamine in Brugmansia Suaveolens (Solanaceae): Defense, Allocation, Costs, and Induced Response. Retrieved from https://www.researchgate.net/publication/6605901_Scopolamine_in_Brugmansia_Suaveolens_Solanaceae_Defense_Allocation_Costs_and_Induced_Response

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Williams, R. (2012, October 27). Brugmansia or Angel`s Trumpets the genus that relies on humans. Retrieved from http://www.abc.net.au/radionational/programs/scienceshow/brugmansia-or-angele28099s-trumpets-the-genus-that-relies-on/4335686#transcript

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Selective pressure on the flower would be moth larvae and hornworms that feed on the plant`s leaves. Brugmansia Suaveolens contains tropane alkaloids, which act as chemical defense to the plant. The TAs found in the plant are Atropine and Scopolamine, the latter being the most abundant TA in this species. Scopolamine increases mortality and prolonged developmental time in larvae feeding on the plant.  Leaves of B. suaveolens increase their content of scopolamine after artificial damage. The highest induction is found 24 hr after the damage, and after that, scopolamine content decreases to normal levels. Even the damaged leaves have negative impacts on the growth of larvae. This suggests that damage by herbivores induces resistance in the plants. More valuable plant parts, such as young leaves, flowers, and unripe fruits with seeds, have higher scopolamine concentrations than other tissues.

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The Pink-spotted hawkmoth is a species known to pollinate the Brugmansia. Its wingspan is 9.5 cm to 12 cm. Hawkmoths are able to pollinate the flower because their proboscis (tongue) is remarkably long, enough to pollinate the big flower.

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One of its speculated dispersers (now extinct)

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One of its speculated dispersers (now extinct

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The plant is currently extinct in the wild. Its entire genus is cultivated. There is no documentation of any plant found in the wild, and the only explanation found is that their dispersers are extinct. Hence, all the species should best be regarded as extinct in the wild.

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Angel's trumpet

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Brugmansia suaveolens was originally endemic to the coastal rainforests of south-east Brazil, where it grows below 1,000 m (3,300 ft) along river banks and forest edges with warm temperatures, high humidity, and heavy rainfall. As a result of human interaction with this species, it can now be found growing in residential areas throughout much of South America, particularly in the tropical Andean rainforests, and occasionally in Central America, Mexico, California and even in parts of Florida

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It is a tropane : a nitrogen containing bicyclic compound. Other notable tropanes include atropine and cocaine.  Scopolamine is a muscarinic receptor antagonist that blocks the actions of acetylcholine in the parasympathetic nervous system which is responsible for bodily activities after eating and at rest: defecation, urination and salivation. Used in small doses, it can be used to suppress these processes that are out of our control. At higher doses scopolamine acts further on the CNS (Central nervous system), specifically the temporal lobe, and impairs memory. It also acts as a deliriant, a subset of hallucinogens.  Deliriants are characterized by extreme confusion and the inability to control ones actions, all the while having extreme, vivid, and realistic hallucinations as your brain struggles to interpret its surrounding stimuli.  Overdoses can lead to extreme psychosis and insanity.

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The size of the flower can go up to half a meter long and the height of the tree can go up to 30 feet tall

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The size of the flower can go up to half a meter long and the height of the tree can go up to 30 feet tall

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(The picture is blurry but I truly did not find any other picture of it. It says for the top 3 species, in order from highest to lowest: B. sanguinea, B. suaveolens, B. candida)