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MYRISTICACEAE

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Current Angiosperm Phylogeny Group Tree

for Flowering Plants2010

magnoliids

monocots

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Magnoliales and the relationsof the Myristicaceae (APG)

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Key characters for the Myristicaceae

branches in whorls of fourbranched hairsreddish resin in barkreduced, fused perianthone-seeded dehiscent berry with aril

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Virola – four-branch whorls

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Virola – four-branch whorls

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Virola –neotropical; glaucous below and covered with branched hairs, fruits typical of the family

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Virola --- branched hairs (again)

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Epicatechin (an antioxidant) is the key component of Virola resin

The red “sap” of the Myristicaceae

Is a water-soluble flow from wounds that includes an ethenol-soluble resin…

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EFFECTS OF VIROLA SNUFF are felt within minutes from the time of initial use. First there is a feeling of increasing excitability. This is followed by a numbness of the limbs, a twitching of the face, a lack of muscular coordination, nasal discharges, nausea, and, frequently, vomiting. Macropsia - the sensation of seeing things greatly enlarged - is characteristic and enters into Waika beliefs about the spirits resident in the drugRichard Evans Schultes

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5-MeO-DMT a tryptamine alkaloid from Virola

serotonin, the neurotransmitter

trytamine alkaloid backbone

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Myristica- the nutmeg --- imperfect, incomplete flowers with fusion

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Myristica fragrans - nutmeg and mace

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Myristica dispersed by pigeons in the genus Ducula - and in the past by dodos.

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essential oils in Myristica, the nutmeg

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Present-dayPresent-dayClimatic RegionsClimatic Regions

HumidHumidEquatorialEquatorialForestForest

Arid Arid

Semi-aridSemi-aridTemperateTemperate

WarmWarmTemperateTemperate

WarmerWarmerTemperateTemperate

Semi-arid Semi-arid tropicaltropical

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Upper Upper CretaceousCretaceous

HumidHumidEquatorialEquatorialForestForest

Arid Arid

Semi-aridSemi-aridTemperateTemperate

WarmWarmTemperateTemperate

WarmerWarmerTemperateTemperate

Semi-arid Semi-arid tropicaltropical

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Mid EoceneMid Eocene

HumidHumidEquatorialEquatorialForestForest

Arid Arid

Semi-aridSemi-aridTemperateTemperate

WarmWarmTemperateTemperate

WarmerWarmerTemperateTemperate

Semi-arid Semi-arid tropicaltropical

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OligoceneOligocene

HumidHumidEquatorialEquatorialForestForest

Arid Arid

Semi-aridSemi-aridTemperateTemperate

WarmWarmTemperateTemperate

WarmerWarmerTemperateTemperate

Semi-arid Semi-arid tropicaltropical

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End of MioceneEnd of Miocene

HumidHumidEquatorialEquatorialForestForest

Arid Arid

Semi-aridSemi-aridTemperateTemperate

WarmWarmTemperateTemperate

WarmerWarmerTemperateTemperate

Semi-arid Semi-arid tropicaltropical

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PleistocenePleistocene

HumidHumidEquatorialEquatorialForestForest

Arid Arid

Semi-aridSemi-aridTemperateTemperate

WarmWarmTemperateTemperate

WarmerWarmerTemperateTemperate

Semi-arid Semi-arid tropicaltropical

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Present-dayPresent-dayClimatic RegionsClimatic Regions

HumidHumidEquatorialEquatorialForestForest

Arid Arid

Semi-aridSemi-aridTemperateTemperate

WarmWarmTemperateTemperate

WarmerWarmerTemperateTemperate

Semi-arid Semi-arid tropicaltropical