Ok, I was smokin like a couple of mins ago and finally realized, it's those little glands on cannabis, those little micro glands that are making this major impact on how I feel, eat and all that good shit etc. so I took the time to look up info about them and they claim this is how trichomes developed on cannabis plants...

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Trichomes evolved on cannabis to prevent herbivory/parasitism by small insects. In the wild, insects landing on a cannabis leaf become adhered to the trichomes causing death or lost time (see sundew) and in addition will absorb the cannabanoids and, so intoxicated, experience increased rates of predation and loss of will to escape. However, the intercession of man in the natural selection process has rapidly accelerated the favoring of genotypes that produce copious amounts of THC laden trichomes. In addition, THC has very high UV-B absorption properties, thus cannabis evolution may have favored the evolution of genotypes that produced these THC laden capitate-stalked trichomes as a built in 'sun-screen' for protection against UV-B light rays.
Thats fuckin' cool and interesting :stoned:.
orangeman Reviewed by orangeman on . Hmmm...interesting lol Ok, I was smokin like a couple of mins ago and finally realized, it's those little glands on cannabis, those little micro glands that are making this major impact on how I feel, eat and all that good shit etc. so I took the time to look up info about them and they claim this is how trichomes developed on cannabis plants... Thats fuckin' cool and interesting :stoned:. Rating: 5