Dried root bark of the plant Tabernanthe iboga.
Kim Gjerstad, 2013
Shredded root bark of Tabernanthe iboga for consumption.
Kim Gjerstad, 2013
Tabernanthe iboga plant with mature fruit, Limbe Botanical Garden, Cameroon.
Marco Schmidt, 2007
Chemical structure of ibogaine.
By Calvero / Public domain
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