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Tannis root, with its mystic/magic property and bad smell, is simply a clever plot device used by author Ira Levin to demonstrate the power of the devil worshipers.
Rating Newest Oldest. Best Answer: It didn't do anything becuase it doesn't actually exist. Tannis is a substance found in many plants, but not a plant itself. Tannis leaves were used in the early film versions of The Mummy which likely inspired Levin to use the root in his book. There is no such thing as Tanis/Tannis Root....and as for this persons answer...Tannis is a substance found in many plants, but not a plant itself. ...what they are referring to is TANNIN,...something COMPLETELY different.