Back again with MONOTROPA UNIFLORA known as both GHOST PIPE & INDIAN PIPE- can be used as a tincture and sedative used for convulsions in children, epilepsy, chorea, spasmodic affections, febrile diseases, as a diaphoretic, for restlessness, pains, nervous irritability, acute anxiety and/or psychotic episodes, severe mental and emotional pain, as well as intense nerve pain. Basically THE CURE for everything! #ADVENTURESwithHAYES #ghostpipe #indianpipe #monotropauniflora #mycology #mycophile #ADV

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Indian Pipe (Monotropa uniflora) Identification, Medicinal Benefits, and More - Learn Your Land

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This evening we are joined by BHWP naturalist, Juanita Hummel as she shares with us something rather different from our flowering plant friends. Ghost pipe (Monotropa uniflora), is a parasitic plant with no need to photosynthesize. Without the need for energy generation, there is no need for green chlorophyll, which is why it has that ghostly white appearance. Instead, this plant siphons the resources from nearby trees through the network of mycorrhizal fungi that the trees have developed a symb