Eastern Australian wattle whose phyllode and bark are among the richest known natural sources of N,N-DMT, with a chemical profile that also includes NMT and trace beta-carbolines.
ECOLOGY & HABITAT
Tall shrub or small tree of sandstone heath and dry sclerophyll forest along the New South Wales and southern Queensland coast.
Distribution
Australia (NSW, Qld)
TRADITIONAL USE
- No documented traditional ceremonial use
CULTURAL CONTEXT
A central species of the late-20th-century 'ayahuasca analog' movement among Australian psychonauts, alongside A. acuminata.
GALLERY
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REFERENCES
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- Rovinsky et al. 2012
- Ott 1996
