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Tripmiddelen: cannabis

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De Cannabis sativa , Nederlandse naam ‘hennep’, is een plant die in grote delen van de wereld in de vrije natuur voorkomt. Zowel in de tropen en subtropen als in de gematigde klimaatzones gedijt hij uitstekend. Sinds mensenheugenis wordt de plant voor verschillende doeleinden gekweekt: als grondstof voor textiel, als medicijn en natuurlijk wegens de psychoactieve eigenschappen, al dan niet toegepast in religieuze ceremonies. Het is één van de oudste cultuurplanten.

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Vervaeke, H. (2008). Tripmiddelen: cannabis. In: Kerssemakers, R., Van Meerten, R., Noorlander, E., Vervaeke, H. (eds) Drugs en alcohol; Gebruik, misbruik en verslaving. Bohn Stafleu van Loghum, Houten. https://doi.org/10.1007/978-90-313-6554-8_12

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