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Indian hemp

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Indian hemp
1. another name for hemp esp the variety Cannabis indica, from which several narcotic drugs are obtained
2. a perennial American apocynaceous plant, Apocynum cannabinum, whose fibre was formerly used by the Indians to make rope


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L The cannabis sativa plant - also known as Indian hemp, marijuana, pot, weed, hash, ganja, dope, gear and Mary Jane - is a hardy plant which grows all over the world and has been in use for thousands of years.
Marijuana used for thousands of years by Daily Post (Liverpool, England)
With Malawi's chief export, tobacco, facing an uncertain future with a growing anti-smoking lobby, he argued that Indian hemp (marijuana) had important uses that could earn the country foreign exchange.
Grow weed, says Malawi minister by African Business
The daughter of Indian Hemp, who ran in the 1952 Derby, will be accompanying new owner George Rowles to Natal.
All Our Yesterdays by Ennor, George / The Racing Post (London, England)
 
 
 
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