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===Morning glories===
[[File:Ipomoea violacea flower 2.jpg|thumb|150px|''[[Ipomoea tricolor]]'' - one of two Morning Glory species employed by both Maya and Aztec as entheogens (image is of cultivar 'Heavenly Blue')]]
''Ololiuqui'' (''[[Ipomoea corymbosa]]''), belongs to the plant family [[Convolvulaceae]], noted for herbaceous ornamental plants with bell-shaped flowers.<ref name=":5" />  Different species of the family Convolvulaceae contain seeds with different alkaloids of the [[Lysergamide]] family, which produce powerful hallucinogenic visions, even when consumed in small doses. The other main entheogenic species employed by the Maya was ''[[Ipomoea tricolor]]'' (confusingly referred to in older literature, as ''I. violacea'', which, despite its name, is exclusively a white-flowered species). The seeds of ''Ipomoea corymbosa'' and ''I. violacea'' were consumed by the Maya and Aztec for their psychotropic effects on perception and the emotions i.e. to evoke an [[altered state of consciousness]]).

It is believed that hundreds of seeds were ground into powder and then blended into a cacao beverage, and sometimes psychedelic mushrooms were added to the mixture<ref name=":2" /> These seeds are still commonly used in Mexico today by healers or shamans who conduct healing ceremonies. Ololiuhqui is nicknamed Morning Glory due to its capacity to close during the night time and open during the day time. In Spanish, it is also known as ''flor de la virgen'' since it has featured in religious symbolism since the 16th century.<ref name=":3" />