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On the left in this image is a nushtur, an instrument used in India for making incisions in opium poppy pods; in the center is a pod showing the vertical cuts made by harvesters in India; and on the right is a pod with a horizontal cut that would have bee Stock Photo
RMG15MPJ–On the left in this image is a nushtur, an instrument used in India for making incisions in opium poppy pods; in the center is a pod showing the vertical cuts made by harvesters in India; and on the right is a pod with a horizontal cut that would have bee
People harvest 'gum,' a milky fluid that seeps out of poppy flowers and is later converted into heroine, in the Mexican State of Guerrero, on April 23, 2016. Guerrero is one of the world's biggest producers of opium, trailing only Afghanistan and Myanmar. Stock Photo
RMM0JAPY–People harvest 'gum,' a milky fluid that seeps out of poppy flowers and is later converted into heroine, in the Mexican State of Guerrero, on April 23, 2016. Guerrero is one of the world's biggest producers of opium, trailing only Afghanistan and Myanmar.
A nushtur or incisor (left), which is an instrument used in India for making incisions in poppy pods; a poppy pod showing the vertical cuts made by harvesters in India (middle); and another with a horizontal cut that would have been made in Turkey (right) Stock Photo
RMG15M6Y–A nushtur or incisor (left), which is an instrument used in India for making incisions in poppy pods; a poppy pod showing the vertical cuts made by harvesters in India (middle); and another with a horizontal cut that would have been made in Turkey (right)
A man holds harvested 'gum,' a milky fluid that seeps out of poppy flowers and is later converted into heroine, in the Mexican State of Guerrero, on April 23, 2016. Guerrero is one of the world's biggest producers of opium, trailing only Afghanistan and Myanmar. Stock Photo
RMM0JAR2–A man holds harvested 'gum,' a milky fluid that seeps out of poppy flowers and is later converted into heroine, in the Mexican State of Guerrero, on April 23, 2016. Guerrero is one of the world's biggest producers of opium, trailing only Afghanistan and Myanmar.
A young girl squeezes 'gum,' a milky fluid that seeps out of poppy flowers and is later converted into heroine, in the Mexican State of Guerrero, on April 23, 2016. Guerrero is one of the world's biggest producers of opium, trailing only Afghanistan and Myanmar. Stock Photo
RMM0JAAD–A young girl squeezes 'gum,' a milky fluid that seeps out of poppy flowers and is later converted into heroine, in the Mexican State of Guerrero, on April 23, 2016. Guerrero is one of the world's biggest producers of opium, trailing only Afghanistan and Myanmar.
Young children watch as 'gum,' a milky fluid that seeps out of poppy flowers and is later converted into heroine, is weighed in the Mexican State of Guerrero, on April 23, 2016. Guerrero is one of the world's biggest producers of opium, trailing only Afghanistan and Myanmar. Stock Photo
RMM0JAR8–Young children watch as 'gum,' a milky fluid that seeps out of poppy flowers and is later converted into heroine, is weighed in the Mexican State of Guerrero, on April 23, 2016. Guerrero is one of the world's biggest producers of opium, trailing only Afghanistan and Myanmar.
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