BISHOP, Calif. — Raymond Andrews picks through the foliage of wild tobacco plants on an arid, wind-swept Sierra Nevada plateau. The 55-year-old Paiute Indian, with waist-length gray hair and a ...

“Indian tobacco” plants intertwine with the potent datura foliage along the bike path at Refugio State Beach. Nicotiana clevelandii is a wild tobacco plant. El Capitan State Beach. El Capitan ...

Nicotine comes from the leaves of any tobacco plant (Nicotiana), lobeline from the blue flower of the Indian tobacco plant (Lobelia inflata), a common U. S. weed which Indians used to smoke with ...

It's an understatement to say that I was very excited to see such a beautiful wild tobacco ... of this plant quickly identified with Nicotiana quadrivalvis, common name Indian tobacco.

A new technique for analyzing ancient plant residue has yielded evidence ... and a type of wild tobacco commonly called Indian tobacco (Nicotiana quadrivalvis). Though the tobacco species may ...

Before contact, Western tribes ranging from Alaska to California used wild ... (Indian tobacco) and N. attenuata (coyote tobacco). Some tribes were also known to smoke an entirely different kind ...

They produced transgenic Nicotiana attenuata (wild tobacco) plants which were silenced in the expression of an lipoxygenase-encoding gene that mediates oxylipin signaling and therefore were unable ...

Previously, Tushingham said there was "quite a bit of question" whether Native Americans of the interior Northwest used wild tobacco as a smoke plant before ... known as Indian tobacco (Nicotiana ...

But in the case of at least one type of wild tobacco plant found in the Great Basin desert of southwest Utah, it is an actual distress call. When the plant is attacked, the call triggers the ...

Professor Peter Waterhouse and Dr Julia Bally from Queensland University of Technology said they discovered the Australian native tobacco plant ... where it grew in the wild.