Maybe you're interested in an obscure plant and want to find out more about it. Maybe you're just tired of relying on wikipedia for your information. This post can help.
It's structured in three parts:
I. Condensed List of Resources - All the key resources from Part III without any of my blathering
II. The Basics - A brief note on source attribution
III. Finding Sources - A discussion of the research process, including links to helpful resources
[Please feel free to suggest any references or databases that you feel should be included on the list]
I. Condensed List of Resources
Reference Books
Garden of Eden (Snu Voogelbreinder)
Pharmacotheon (Jonathan Ott)
Botany and Chemistry of the Hallucinogens (Schultes & Hofmann)
Trout's Notes
Google Books
Archive.org Ebook and Texts
Journal Articles
Google Scholar
PubMed
Local university library
Inter-Library Loan
Botanicus
Biodiversity Heritage Library
Botanical Nomenclature
Tropicos
The Plant List
International Plant Names Index
ARS-GRIN Taxonomy for Plants
Online Herbaria
The Field Museum of Natural History
Europeana (searches several herbaria collections)
New York Botanical Garden
University of Michigan Herbarium
Dissertations and Theses
ProQuest Dissertations & Theses Database
DATRIX
Patents
Intellectual Property Library
World Intellectual Propery Organization
Chemistry
Chemicalize
Marvin Sketch
ChemSpider
ChEMBL
PubChem
NCBI Databases
Entrez
Ayahuasca-Related
Bia Labate's Blog and books
Steve Beyer's Singing to the Plants blog and book
Malpighiaceae (University of Michigan Herbarium website)
Ayahuasca Analogues (Jonathan Ott)
Trout's Notes #A-5: Ayahuasca & Ayahuasca Alkaloids
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