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Luis Cordova holds an M . S . in Plant Biotechnology and Pharmaceutical Science . He is a long-time cannabis grower who focuses on breeding cannabis and development of organic soils for tropical regions . He loves how much the industry has grown and changed and hopes to pass on new and old knowledge to all growers across the world .
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Alex Basio Chris Bond Mark Doherty Grubbycup Sebastian Carosi Karen Lloyd Lee G . Lyzit Leo Siren Luke Sumpter Watermelon
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Kent Gruetzmacher MFA is a Colorado-based writer and owner of the writing and marketing firm KCG Content . In this role , he consults small businesses on marketing plans , brand strategy , and digital operations . He has written for Maximum Yield since 2016 and is a member of the magazine ’ s Editorial Advisory Board for cannabis .
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CANNABINOIDS
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Cannabinoids are the family of chemical compounds within cannabis that can have an effect on the human body . The human body has cannabinoid receptors that help these compounds produce a variety of pharmacological effects including : pain relief , euphoria , anti-nausea , reduction of muscle spasticity , anxiety , and appetite . Cannabinoids have also been shown to have analgesic properties .
There are between 85 and 113 known and suspected cannabinoids present in cannabis , each having various effects on the body . Cannabinoids are separated by various subclasses , including cannabigerols ( CBGs ), cannabichromenes ( CBCs ), cannabidiols ( CBDs ), tetrahydrocannabinols ( THCs ), cannabinol ( CBN ), cannabinodiol ( CBDL ), cannabicyclol ( CBL ), cannabielsoin ( CBE ), cannabitriol ( CBT ), and other types in small amounts .
Cannabinoids are susceptible to heat and oxidation causing synthesis into other compounds , altering their properties and effects . For example , temperature has the ability to cause THCA to decarboxylate and become THC ( which is highly psychoactive ), but heat and light can then cause THC to degrade to CBN over time . Proper drying and curing can ensure high levels of particular targeted compounds .
Check out Luke Sumpter ’ s article on page 42 for more information . front cover : Stone Fruit Sunset grown by Aurora photo by
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