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Latina: Cannabis sativa L. var. spontanea Vav. English: Flowering Cannabis plant. Scandinavia. Drug chemotype.
Also called Cannabis ruderalis due to adaptation to northern latitude commonly known as autoflowering. Cannabis ruderalis was by Nikolai Vavilov (1926) considered to be synonymous with his own concept Cannabis sativa L. var spontanea Vav. |
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