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Commonly creditedDisputedUndocumented / unverifiedBrazilian sativa
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Brazilian sativa
Cannabis came to Brazil with the Portuguese after 1500 and was long grown in the north and northeast, where local names included diamba and liamba.
A regional landrace with no named parents. "Brazilian" is a catch-all on seed lists and can mean quite different plants.
1 recorded descendant · 5 sources