| The banks are moderately high wooded mountains, the uncultivated places in which are often overgrown with datura. |
| No antidote is known.531 Another species, namely, datura tatula, is now preferred for cigars or cigarettes. |
| In the morning, Stoltzfoos prepared for his trip into datura by donning his Sunday-best. |
| It was a decoction of datura that wrung the truth from the old woman, by sending her into a trance from which she never recovered. |
| In southern California, in ceremonies of the Chungichnich cults, contact with the highest god is achieved by smoking datura or jimsonweed, which produces hallucinations of animals. |
| A similar result is produced by Arum gyptiacum, when eaten, and by the flowers or seed of the datura. |
