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Banisteriopsis Caapi Caupuri - Shredded | Shredded Vine

Shredded Banisteriopsis caapi Caupuri variety from Brazil. This vine is recognizable by its characteristic large nodes on the stem. Ethically harvested by caboclo partners with replanting project.

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Banisteriopsis Caapi Caupuri Variety

The Caupuri is a specific variety of Banisteriopsis caapi from Brazil distinguished by its striking large nodes in the stem. The vine grows in areas near the equator where the tropical climate offers optimal growing conditions.

Banisteriopsis caapi belongs to the Malpighiaceae family. The shredded material we offer comes from wild vines in the Brazilian Amazon region.

Key features: Shredded Caupuri variety from Brazil. Characteristic large nodes in stem. Malpighiaceae family. Ethically harvested. Replanting project with caboclo partners.

Sustainable harvest and replanting

Our Caupuri is harvested by caboclo partners with generations of experience. We have an active replanting project. During harvest, roots remain in the ground.

Specifications

  • Botanical name: Banisteriopsis caapi (Caupuri)
  • Family: Malpighiaceae
  • Form: Shredded stems
  • Origin: Brazil, Amazon region
  • Harvest: Wild harvested by caboclo partners

This herb is strictly offered as a botanical specimen for research and study.

WARNING: Banisteriopsis caapi contains MAO-inhibiting substances. Always consult expert sources before working with this material.

What is the difference between Caupuri shredded and Caupuri paste?

Caupuri shredded consists of shredded stems of the raw vine, while the paste is a concentrated water extract with a 30:1 ratio. The shredded form retains the complete plant material in its natural state, whereas the paste is an extracted and concentrated form. The choice depends on your specific research application and preferred processing method.

How can you recognise the Caupuri variety by stem appearance?

The Caupuri variety is immediately recognisable by the strikingly large nodes in its stem. When broken, it fragments into smaller pieces rather than long fibres as with other caapi varieties. Caupuri grows near the equator in tropical Brazil. Learn more about ethnobotanical plants and their characteristics.

Does Banisteriopsis caapi contain MAO-inhibiting substances?

Yes, Banisteriopsis caapi contains harmala alkaloids that function as MAO inhibitors. This means the material can be dangerous in combination with certain foods (such as tyramine-rich products) or medications (such as SSRIs). Always consult expert sources on MAO inhibitors before working with this botanical material.

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