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Soma
* can also cause drowsiness, dizziness, etc.
* is Latin for body
  - like the Greek drink, ambrosia
  - one of the few entheogens that is looked upon as a god rather than a sacred mediator
  - spoken of in many ancient writings, as the nectar of the gods
  - the mystic plant that yields the nectar of immortality
* moderately strong muscle relaxant.
* muscle relaxant used for muscle spasm and cramps.
* personifies the plant whose intoxicating juice was offered as an oblation.
  * is like the Greek drink, ambrosia. It is also called amrita. It is what the gods drink, and what made them gods. Indra and Agni are known for drinking a lot of Soma. Mortals also drink it, giving then visions that are thought to be divine. The Ninth Mandala of the 'Rig Veda' is known as the Soma Mandala.

Sweet pea
* are plants
  - poisonous to eat
  - quite hardy and can tolerate occasional late frost
  - the essence of summer
  - vines
* benefit from being grown in a fairly rich soil.
* grow best if planted in a different place each year.
* prefer well-drained soil in a sunny location.
* require alkaline conditions.

Trumpet vine
* Most trumpet vines attract hummingbirds.
* Some trumpet vines produce beans.
* need water.
* require care.

Vigorous vine
* protects fruit from sunburn.
* resist phylloxera attack better than do weak plants.

White potato
* Most white potato has pale skin
* are modified plant roots.
* contain fiber, although most of it is in their skins.
* have a high sugar-low starch content.
* zxq underground stems and are one fifth starch.

Winter melon
* has a very mild sweet taste.
* pale green squash-like vegetable.

### plant | tracheophyte | vine | winter melon:

Casaba
* are large, globe-shaped melons that are slightly pointed at the blossom end
  - pear-shaped melons that are wrinkled and have ridges running their length
* winter melon

Honeydew
* also attracts ants, flies, and other insects.
* can attract ants, and fuel the growth of fungus on plant surfaces
  - be uniformly yellow-brown to pink, or superficially matt white
  - drop onto leaves and fruit below
  - make a sticky, shiny mess on the plant and nearby furniture and floors
* excreted by mealybugs attracts ants and promotes sooty mold.

### plant | tracheophyte | vine:

Wisteria
* can occasionally be a little slow coming into flower, especially where the soil is fertile
  - take years to bloom
* deciduous vine that is grown for it long, lovely clusters of violet or white flowers.
* grows best on fertile, well-drained soil in full sun
  - easily on trellises, fences or anything else within reach
* has large pinnately compound leaves and forms long bean-like seedpods.
* is another perennial vine that thrives along the shore
  - famous for pulling down porches and garden structures
  - hardy, fast growing and suited to most climates
  - moderately susceptible to cotton root rot
  - native to China, Korea and Japan
  - very aggressive and has been known to pull down small buildings
* large, hardy vine with beautiful hanging clusters of flowers.
* needs to reach a degree of maturity before they are able to produce flowers.
* performs best in deep, moist, but well-drained soil that is neutral to slightly alkaline.