420 with CNW — Study Finds Cannabis Grown in Colombian Jungles Possesses Uncommon Terpenes
A new study on cannabis grown in Colombia highlights the impressive variety of phytochemicals in the plants. The study identified four different chemotypes based on their cannabinoid profiles, revealing an abundance of uncommon terpenes. The study’s results, which were published in the “Phytochemical Analysis” journal, indicate that the wide range of compounds found in Colombian marijuana could benefit both growers and the medical cannabis industry. Further, the findings demonstrate Colombia’s potential to be a leader in the global cannabis industry, particularly in South America, as new markets continue to develop. The authors state that one reason for this diversity is…