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Qat stems. Qat. Stems of the Ethiopian Qat or Khat plant (Catha edulis)
Qat. Stems of the Ethiopian Qat or Khat plant (Catha edulis). The stems have been wrapped in banana leaves to preserve their freshness. The leaves and stems of Qat are chewed for their stimulant effect. Qat is grown in Africa, mostly in Ethiopia. The leaves contain the psychoactive compound cathinone, which is structurally and chemically similar to d-amphetamine
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Africa African Drug Ethiopia Ethiopian Life Style Narcotic Narcotics Stalk Stalks Stem Stems Stimulant Somalia Somalian
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This print showcases the vibrant Qat stems, derived from the Ethiopian Qat or Khat plant (Catha edulis). Carefully wrapped in banana leaves to maintain their freshness, these stems hold great significance in African culture. Primarily grown in Ethiopia and Somalia, Qat leaves and stems are chewed for their stimulating effects. Considered a traditional medicine with narcotic properties, Qat has been used for centuries by locals as a natural stimulant. The psychoactive compound cathinone found within its leaves closely resembles d-amphetamine chemically and structurally. This unique characteristic contributes to its reputation as an excitant. The image captures the essence of life in Africa, where this remarkable plant thrives. Its presence not only represents cultural practices but also sheds light on the diverse uses of plants within different societies. While it is important to note that commercial use should not be mentioned here, it is fascinating to explore how nature provides us with various resources that can impact our lifestyles. Science Photo Library beautifully portrays this botanical wonder through their lens, emphasizing both the visual appeal and scientific importance of Qat stems. As we delve into this photograph's intricate details, we gain insight into the rich tapestry of African traditions and medicinal practices surrounding this extraordinary plant species.
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