“Medicinal cannabis” is defined as the use of cannabis-based products for the treatment of
an illness. Investigations of cannabis compounds in psychiatric and neurological illnesses …

Terpenoids comprise tens of thousands of small molecule natural products that are widely
distributed across all domains of life. Plants produce by far the largest array of terpenoids …

The cannabis leaf is iconic, but it is the flowers of cannabis that are consumed for the
psychoactive and medicinal effects of their specialized metabolites. Cannabinoid …

Cannabis has been legalized for recreational use in several countries and medical use is
authorized in an expanding list of countries; markets are growing internationally, causing an …

The legal status of Cannabis is changing, fueling an increasing diversity of Cannabis-
derived products. Because Cannabis contains dozens of chemical compounds with potential …

Cannabis (Cannabis sativa L.) is one of the oldest cultivated plants purported to have
unique medicinal properties. However, scientific research of cannabis has been restricted by …

Cannabis sativa L. is an important yet controversial plant with a long history of recreational,
medicinal, industrial, and agricultural use, and together with its sister genus Humulus, it …

Cannabis sativa L. is a high-value crop with a multi-billion dollar international market, yet
due to the long history of prohibition, there is a significant lack of research on the plant and …

Cannabis has been integral to Eurasian civilization for millennia, but a century of prohibition
has limited investigation. With spreading legalization, science is pivoting to study the …

Cannabis (Cannabis sativa L.) is a complex, polymorphic plant species, which produces a
vast array of bioactive metabolites, the two major chemical groups being cannabinoids and …