Indian hemp

Examples

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• Products such as bhang and hashish are derived from the resin of Indian hemp plants.

• The cultivation of Indian hemp is regulated in many countries due to its medicinal and recreational uses.

• Many artisans prefer Indian hemp for making durable ropes.

• The Indian hemp plant has been used for centuries.

• Traditional rope was often made from the strong fibers of Indian hemp.

• The cultivation of Indian hemp is regulated in many countries due to its medicinal and recreational uses.

• Many artisans prefer Indian hemp for making durable ropes.

Synonyms

H

hemp

vsIndian hemp

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15 4.4

A tall, coarse plant grown for its strong fiber and seeds and sometimes used to make drugs

gives equal weight to fiber stalk use and to producing bhang and hashish

C

Cannabis

vsIndian hemp

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9 5.3

A plant that includes hemp used for fiber and marijuana used as a drug

is the common cultivated plant used for fiber stalks and specific psychoactive products

M

marihuana

vsIndian hemp

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1 6.2

A plant whose dried leaves and flowers are used as a drug or medicine

also covers fiber stalks and cloth uses not only dried psychoactive parts

C

Cannabis sativa

vsIndian hemp

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6.7

A tall plant from Asia with smelly leaves grown for fiber, medicine, and drugs that change the mind

emphasizes fiber stalk use and specific psychoactive products rather than medicinal uses

C

Cannabis indica

vsIndian hemp

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7.4

A plant like hemp with leaves and flowers used to make bhang and hashish and sometimes grown for fiber

names the broader plant cultivated both for fiber and for bhang and hashish

Surface Forms

Morphology

Etymology