Grahic Jump Location
A tender young snakevine (Kennedia nigriscans)
with heart-shaped leaves. (Photo credit: Kathleen Donald)
Out in the Australian bush, Gary Strobel with a mature snakevine
coiled tightly around a tree. (Photo credit: Suzan Strobel)
Scanning electron micrograph of Streptomyces NRRL
30562 growing on the natural host, snakevine (Kennedia nigriscans), showing numerous mycelia bearing chains of spores × 4400.
(Photo credit: W. M. Hess, Brigham Young University)
The endophyte Streptomyces munumbi is shown here growing
on a nutrient agar plate. (Photo credit: Gary Strobel)
Tabernanthe iboga, the West African source
of ibogaine, used by some to treat addiction.
Grahic Jump Location
A tender young snakevine (Kennedia nigriscans)
with heart-shaped leaves. (Photo credit: Kathleen Donald)
Out in the Australian bush, Gary Strobel with a mature snakevine
coiled tightly around a tree. (Photo credit: Suzan Strobel)
Scanning electron micrograph of Streptomyces NRRL
30562 growing on the natural host, snakevine (Kennedia nigriscans), showing numerous mycelia bearing chains of spores × 4400.
(Photo credit: W. M. Hess, Brigham Young University)
The endophyte Streptomyces munumbi is shown here growing
on a nutrient agar plate. (Photo credit: Gary Strobel)
Tabernanthe iboga, the West African source
of ibogaine, used by some to treat addiction.
Grahic Jump Location
A tender young snakevine (Kennedia nigriscans)
with heart-shaped leaves. (Photo credit: Kathleen Donald)
Out in the Australian bush, Gary Strobel with a mature snakevine
coiled tightly around a tree. (Photo credit: Suzan Strobel)
Scanning electron micrograph of Streptomyces NRRL
30562 growing on the natural host, snakevine (Kennedia nigriscans), showing numerous mycelia bearing chains of spores × 4400.
(Photo credit: W. M. Hess, Brigham Young University)
The endophyte Streptomyces munumbi is shown here growing
on a nutrient agar plate. (Photo credit: Gary Strobel)
Tabernanthe iboga, the West African source
of ibogaine, used by some to treat addiction.
Grahic Jump Location
A tender young snakevine (Kennedia nigriscans)
with heart-shaped leaves. (Photo credit: Kathleen Donald)
Out in the Australian bush, Gary Strobel with a mature snakevine
coiled tightly around a tree. (Photo credit: Suzan Strobel)
Scanning electron micrograph of Streptomyces NRRL
30562 growing on the natural host, snakevine (Kennedia nigriscans), showing numerous mycelia bearing chains of spores × 4400.
(Photo credit: W. M. Hess, Brigham Young University)
The endophyte Streptomyces munumbi is shown here growing
on a nutrient agar plate. (Photo credit: Gary Strobel)
Tabernanthe iboga, the West African source
of ibogaine, used by some to treat addiction.
Grahic Jump Location
A tender young snakevine (Kennedia nigriscans)
with heart-shaped leaves. (Photo credit: Kathleen Donald)
Out in the Australian bush, Gary Strobel with a mature snakevine
coiled tightly around a tree. (Photo credit: Suzan Strobel)
Scanning electron micrograph of Streptomyces NRRL
30562 growing on the natural host, snakevine (Kennedia nigriscans), showing numerous mycelia bearing chains of spores × 4400.
(Photo credit: W. M. Hess, Brigham Young University)
The endophyte Streptomyces munumbi is shown here growing
on a nutrient agar plate. (Photo credit: Gary Strobel)
Tabernanthe iboga, the West African source
of ibogaine, used by some to treat addiction.