1. The seeds of a Mexican climbing plant (Turbina corymbosa), traditionally used in indigenous rituals and containing psychoactive compounds.
Usage: Also called morning glory seeds; Ethnobotanical term; Often used in historical or anthropological contexts

Examples

• Ololiuquis were used in Aztec religious ceremonies for their hallucinogenic properties.
• The plant producing ololiuquis grows naturally in Mexico and Central America.
• Ethnobotanists have studied ololiuquis as part of indigenous medicinal traditions.
• The seeds of ololiuquis contain lysergic acid amide, a psychoactive alkaloid.