Cannabinoid formation in Cannabis sativa grafted inter-racially, and with two Humulus species

Inter-racial grafts between high and low Δ 1-THC strains of Cannabis sativa, as well as cross-grafts with two Humulus (hop) species have been effected. C. sativa strains continue to produce essentially their own characteristic mixtures of cannabinoids, with undiminished vigour, whatever part of the...

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Published inPhytochemistry (Oxford) Vol. 14; no. 2; pp. 409 - 412
Main Authors Crombie, Leslie, L. Crombie, W.Mary
Format Journal Article
LanguageEnglish
Published Elsevier Ltd 1975
Subjects
Cannabidaceae
cannabinoid composition
Cannabis sativa
cross grafts
Humulus species
inter-racial grafts
cross grafts
Cannabis sativa
inter-racial grafts
Cannabidaceae
cannabinoid composition
Humulus species
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Summary:Inter-racial grafts between high and low Δ 1-THC strains of Cannabis sativa, as well as cross-grafts with two Humulus (hop) species have been effected. C. sativa strains continue to produce essentially their own characteristic mixtures of cannabinoids, with undiminished vigour, whatever part of the graft system they form. There is no evidence of transport of intermediates or factors critical to cannabinoid formation across the grafts.
ISSN:0031-9422
1873-3700
DOI:10.1016/0031-9422(75)85100-4