Liverwort ( Radula marginata), the Medical Lichen
Great news folks, there may be another version of THC sitting out there in the world.
This mediacl lichen is a Non Marijuana Plant That Contain Cannabinoids.
This New Zeland liverwort contains a large amount of perrottetinenic acid. First discovered in 2002, perrottetinenic acid is remarkably similar to THC. It’s even expected to act on the CB1 receptor. The CB1 receptor is the primary binding site for THC and is what gives the compound its psychoactive effects.
There had been no psychoactive effects to have been reported for this liverwort variety but, the plant has been historically used as a natural treatment for bronchitis as well as gallbladder, liver, and bladder problems. This hints that there is medicinal value in these lichens.
Please take note however that Perrottetinene will cause a positive on a THC screen. Something to keep in mind to keep anyone from concluding that this is an alternative to illegal MJ.
Liverworts, also known as Radula marginata, are vibrant green, leaflike or frondose plant that grows in soil and on decaying logs. Liverworts grow over rocks and can form dense mats with branches growing out of them. They have centers called haustoria that connect to the roots of other plants. Here you check this https://wellingtonlandscapingmasters.co.nz/ and get more new ways for ideas construction. Liverwort growth is very slow after they are first established, but once they begin to reproduce they grow fast and form large colonies within a year or two.