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Name the plant

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DIGITALIS PURPUREA – purple foxglove

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Family name of DIGITALIS PURPUREA – purple foxglove

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Plantaginaceae

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Habitat of DIGITALIS PURPUREA – purple foxglove

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Acidophilous Forests

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Chemical gorups of DIGITALIS PURPUREA – purple foxglove

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Cardiac glycosides

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Poisenous compoud of DIGITALIS PURPUREA – purple foxglove

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Digitoxin
Digoxin
Gitoxin

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Spesific symptoms of DIGITALIS PURPUREA – purple foxglove

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Ca2+ and Na+ channel inhibitors
Irregular/slow heart beat
ST depression

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DIGITALIS PURPUREA – purple foxglove

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ADONIS VERNALIS – spring pheasant’s eye

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ADONIS VERNALIS – spring pheasant’s eye

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Family of ADONIS VERNALIS – spring pheasant’s eye

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Ranunculaceae

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Habitat of ADONIS VERNALIS – spring pheasant’s eye

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Dry Meadows

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Chemical group of ADONIS VERNALIS – spring pheasant’s eye

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Cardiac glycosides

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Poisonous compounds ADONIS VERNALIS – spring pheasant’s eye

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Adonitoxin

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Specific symptoms of ADONIS VERNALIS – spring pheasant’s eye

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Ca2+ and Na+ channel inhibitors
Irregular/slow heart beat
ST Depression

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CONVALLARIA MAJALIS – lily-of-the-valley

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CONVALLARIA MAJALIS – lily-of-the-valley

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Family of CONVALLARIA MAJALIS – lily-of-the-valley

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Asparageceae

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Habitat of CONVALLARIA MAJALIS – lily-of-the-valley

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Forest, parks, gardens

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Chemical groups of CONVALLARIA MAJALIS – lily-of-the-valley

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Cardiac glycosides

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Poisonous compounds of CONVALLARIA MAJALIS – lily-of-the-valley

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Convallatoxin

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Specific symptoms of CONVALLARIA MAJALIS – lily-of-the-valley

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Ca+ and Na+ channel inibitors
Irregular/slow heart beat
ST depression

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ASCLEPIAS SYRIACA – common milkweed

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ASCLEPIAS SYRIACA – common milkweed

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ASCLEPIAS SYRIACA – common milkweed

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Family of ASCLEPIAS SYRIACA – common milkweed
Apocynaceae
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Habitat of ASCLEPIAS SYRIACA – common milkweed
Disturbed grassland, mainly on sandy soils
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Chemical groups of ASCLEPIAS SYRIACA – common milkweed
Cardiac glycosides
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Poisensous compound of ASCLEPIAS SYRIACA – common milkweed
Syriogenin
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Spesific symptoms of ASCLEPIAS SYRIACA – common milkweed
Ca2+ and Na+ channel inhibitors Irregular/slow heart beat ST depression
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Name the plant
VINCETOXICUM HIRUNDINARIA – white swallow-wort
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Name the plant
VINCETOXICUM HIRUNDINARIA – white swallow-wort
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Family of VINCETOXICUM HIRUNDINARIA – white swallow-wort
Apocynaceae
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Habitat of VINCETOXICUM HIRUNDINARIA – white swallow-wort
Forest, dry grassland
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Chemical group of VINCETOXICUM HIRUNDINARIA – white swallow-wort
Cardiac glycosides
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Poisonous compound of VINCETOXICUM HIRUNDINARIA – white swallow-wort
Hirundigenin
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Specific symptoms of VINCETOXICUM HIRUNDINARIA – white swallow-wort
Ca2+ & Na+ Channel inhibitors: Irregular/Slow Heart Beat ST Depression (ECG)
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Name the plant
HELLEBORUS PURPURASCENS – purple hellebore
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Name the plant
HELLEBORUS PURPURASCENS – purple hellebore
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Family of HELLEBORUS PURPURASCENS – purple hellebore
Ranunculaceae
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Habitat of HELLEBORUS PURPURASCENS – purple hellebore
Fresh forest, gardens
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Chemical compounds of HELLEBORUS PURPURASCENS – purple hellebore
Cardiac glycosides
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Poisenous compound of HELLEBORUS PURPURASCENS – purple hellebore
Hellebrin
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Specific symptoms of HELLEBORUS PURPURASCENS – purple hellebore
Ca2+ & Na+ Channel inhibitors: Irregular/Slow Heart Beat ST Depression (ECG)
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Name the plant
TAXUS BACCATA – yew
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Name the plant
TAXUS BACCATA – yew
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Family of TAXUS BACCATA – yew
Taxaceae
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Habitat of TAXUS BACCATA – yew
Mountainous forest, | Evergreen garden plant
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Chemical group of TAXUS BACCATA – yew
Diterpene, pseudoalkaloids
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Poisenous compounds of TAXUS BACCATA – yew
Taxine B
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Specific symptoms of TAXUS BACCATA – yew
Ca2+ & Na+ Channel inhibitors:
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Name A and B
Convallaria majalis (a) vs. Allium ursinum (b)
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Name the plant
Datura stramonium - Jimsonweed
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Name the plant
Datura stramonium - Jimsonweed
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Family name of Datura stramonium - Jimsonweed
Solanaceae
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Habitat of Datura stramonium - Jimsonweed
Nutrient (NO3-) rich soils
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Chemical groups of Datura stramonium - Jimsonweed
Tropane Alkaloids
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Poisonous compounds of Datura stramonium - Jimsonweed
Scopolamine
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Specific symptoms of Datura stramonium - Jimsonweed
Rapid breathing Spasms, Seizures Respiratory Failure
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Name the plant
Hyoscyamus niger- Henbane
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name the plant
Hyoscyamus niger- Henbane
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Family of Hyoscyamus niger- Henbane
Solanaceae
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habitat of Hyoscyamus niger- Henbane
Disturbed Ground
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chemical group of Hyoscyamus niger- Henbane
Tropane Alkaloids
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poisonous compounds of Hyoscyamus niger- Henbane
Scopolamine
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specific symptoms of Hyoscyamus niger- Henbane
Rapid Breathing Spasms, Seizures Respiratory Failure
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name the plant
Atropa belladonna - Deadly Nightshade
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name the plant
Atropa belladonna - Deadly Nightshade
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Family of Atropa belladonna - Deadly Nightshade
Solanaceae
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Habitat of Atropa belladonna - Deadly Nightshade
Shady Forests from early summer
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chemical group of Atropa belladonna - Deadly Nightshade
Tropane Alkaloids
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Poisonous compound of Atropa belladonna - Deadly Nightshade
Scopolamine
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Specific symptoms of Atropa belladonna - Deadly Nightshade
Rapid Breathing Spasms, Seizures Respiratory Failure
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name the plant
Papaver rhoeas - Field Poppy
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name the plant
Papaver rhoeas - Field Poppy
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family group of Papaver rhoeas - Field Poppy
Papaveraceae
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habitat of Papaver rhoeas - Field Poppy
Agricultural weed
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Chemical group of Papaver rhoeas - Field Poppy
Banzylisoquinoline Alkaloids
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Poisonous compounds of Papaver rhoeas - Field Poppy
Rhoedine/ Papaverine
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Specific symptoms of Papaver rhoeas - Field Poppy
, vomiting | , constipation, coma, hallucinations, death
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Name the plant
Conium maculatum - Hemlock
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Name the plant
Conium maculatum - Hemlock
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Family name of Conium maculatum - Hemlock
Apiaceae
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name the plant
Conium maculatum - Hemlock
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Habitat of Conium maculatum - Hemlock
Disturbed Habitats on nutrient rich soils
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Chemical group of Conium maculatum - Hemlock
Piperidine Alkaloids
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Poisonous group of Conium maculatum - Hemlock
Coniine, Coniceine
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Specific symptoms of Conium maculatum - Hemlock
Uncontrolled urination Paralysis of limbs Slow, laboured and irregular Respiration
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name the plant
Aconitum vulparia - Wolfsbane
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Name the plant
Aconitum vulparia - Wolfsbane
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Family name of Aconitum vulparia - Wolfsbane
Ranunculaceae
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Habitat of Aconitum vulparia - Wolfsbane
Mountainous Forests or Gardens
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chemical group of Aconitum vulparia - Wolfsbane
Diterpene, Pseudoalkaloids
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Poisonous compounds of Aconitum vulparia - Wolfsbane
Aconitine
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specific symptoms of Aconitum vulparia - Wolfsbane
Resp. Failure) Cardiac Arrest – death Tingling and numbness
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Name the plant
Solanum nigrum - Black Nightshade
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Name the plant
Solanum nigrum - Black Nightshade
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family of Solanum nigrum - Black Nightshade
Solanaceae
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Habitat of Solanum nigrum - Black Nightshade
Disturbed Habitats, rich in Nutrient content etc, crop fields, gardens from summer
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chemical group of Solanum nigrum - Black Nightshade
Steroidal | Pseudoalkaloids
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Poisonous compounds of Solanum nigrum - Black Nightshade
Solanine
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Specific symptoms of Solanum nigrum - Black Nightshade
Dizziness Cardiac arrythmia Death
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Name the plant
Veratrum album - White Hellebore
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name the plant
Veratrum album - White Hellebore
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family name of Veratrum album - White Hellebore
Melanthiaceae
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habitat of Veratrum album - White Hellebore
Lush Grasslands from early Spring
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chemical group of Veratrum album - White Hellebore
Steroidal Pseudoalkaloids
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poisonous compounds of Veratrum album - White Hellebore
Jervine Veratridine Protoveratrine
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Specific symptoms of Veratrum album - White Hellebore
Inhibits smooth muscle protein. | Mutagenic effect for embryos
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Name the plant
Agrostemma githago -Corncockle
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Name the plant
Agrostemma githago - Corncockle
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family name of Agrostemma githago - Corncockle
Caryophyllaceae
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Habitat of Agrostemma githago - Corncockle
Weed of Wheat
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Chemical group of Agrostemma githago - Corncockle
NON-Steroidal Triterpenoids
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Poisonous compounds of Agrostemma githago - Corncockle
Triterpenoid | Saponins: Agrostin
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Specific symptoms of Agrostemma githago - Corncockle
Acute poisoning: | Resp. Depression, Vomiting Diarrhoea Paralysis
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Equisetum arvense - Field Horsetail
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name the plant
Equisetum arvense - Field Horsetail
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family name of Equisetum arvense - Field Horsetail
Equisetaceae
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habitat of Equisetum arvense - Field Horsetail
Agricultural Weed, Disturbed Grasslands
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chemical group of Equisetum arvense - Field Horsetail
Amino Acid Derivatives
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Poisonous compounds of Equisetum arvense - Field Horsetail
Thiaminase (enzyme)
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Specific symptoms of Equisetum arvense - Field Horsetail
Weakness, decreased milk production. In Ruminants:behavioural disorders Brain becomes inflamed
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Name the plant
Euphorbia cyparissias - Cypress Spurge
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name the plant
Euphorbia cyparissias - Cypress Spurge
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family name of Euphorbia cyparissias - Cypress Spurge
Euphorbiaceae
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habitat of Euphorbia cyparissias - Cypress Spurge
Dry Pastures, Gravelly Roadsides, meadows from summer
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Chemical group of Euphorbia cyparissias - Cypress Spurge
Diterpenoids
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Poisonous compound Euphorbia cyparissias - Cypress Spurge
Phorbol Esters
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Specific symptoms of Euphorbia cyparissias - Cypress Spurge
Releases proteases and damages | tissue > Inflammation of gastrointestinal tract, diarrhoea, colic
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name the plant
Hedera helix - Ivy
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name the plant
Hedera helix - Ivy
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family name of Hedera helix - Ivy
Araliaceae
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habitat of Hedera helix - Ivy
Disturbed, Nutrient | soil (Forests, Gardens)
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chemical group of Hedera helix - Ivy
Triterpenoid Glycoside
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poisonous compound of Hedera helix - Ivy
Hederin
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specific symptoms of Hedera helix - Ivy
Saponin effect (Frothy Bloat) that irritates GT
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name the plant
Quercus spp. - Oak Species
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family name of Quercus spp. - Oak Species
Fagaceae
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habitat of Quercus spp. - Oak Species
Mainly in Forests
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chemical groups of Quercus spp. - Oak Species
Gallic Acid Derivates | Polyphenolic Compounds
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poisonous compound of Quercus spp. - Oak Species
Tannins
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specific symptoms of Quercus spp. - Oak Species
Constipation, dehydration Swollen kidneys
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name the plant
Hypericum perforatum - St. John’s Wort
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name the plant
Hypericum perforatum - St. John’s Wort
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family name of Hypericum perforatum - St. John’s Wort
Hypericaceae
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habitat of Hypericum perforatum - St. John’s Wort
Dried Pastures, Roadsides, gardens
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chemical group of Hypericum perforatum - St. John’s Wort
Specific Glycoalkaloid
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poisonous compound of Hypericum perforatum - St. John’s Wort
Hypericin
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specific symptoms of Hypericum perforatum - St. John’s Wort
Primary Photosensitisation: Rashes, Lesions, Ulcerations
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Name the plant
Senecio spp. - Ragwort Species
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Name the plant
Senecio spp. - Ragwort Species
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Family name of Senecio spp. - Ragwort Species
Asteraceae
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Habitat of Senecio spp. - Ragwort Species
Grasslands, Disturbed Habitats
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Chemical group of Senecio spp. - Ragwort Species
Pyrrolysidine | Alkaloids
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Poisonous compound of Senecio spp. - Ragwort Species
Senecionine
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Specific symptoms of Senecio spp. - Ragwort Species
Gallbladder often oedematous > Secondary Photosensitisation (Symptoms within a few months): Chronic Cyrrhosis
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Name the plant
Ambrosia artemisiifolia - Common Ragweed
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Name the plant
Ambrosia artemisiifolia - Common Ragweed
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Family name of Ambrosia artemisiifolia - Common Ragweed
Asteraceae
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Habitat of Ambrosia artemisiifolia - Common Ragweed
Disturbed Habitats
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Chemical group of Ambrosia artemisiifolia - Common Ragweed
Sesquiterpenoids
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Poisonous compound of Ambrosia artemisiifolia - Common Ragweed
Peruvin
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Specific symptoms of Ambrosia artemisiifolia - Common Ragweed
Contact Dermatitis, | But also kidney & liver damage & CNS symptoms
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Name the plant
Glechoma hederacea - Ground Ivy
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Name the plant
Glechoma hederacea - Ground Ivy
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Family name of Glechoma hederacea - Ground Ivy
Lamiaceae
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Habitat of Glechoma hederacea - Ground Ivy
Forests, Disturbed Grasslands
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Chemical group of Glechoma hederacea - Ground Ivy
Monoterpenoid Compounds
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Poisonous compound of Glechoma hederacea - Ground Ivy
Pulegone
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Specific symptoms of Glechoma hederacea - Ground Ivy
Lung Edema
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Name the plant
Tanacetum vulgare - Tansy
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Name the plant
Tanacetum vulgare - Tansy
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Family name of Tanacetum vulgare - Tansy
Asteraceae
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Habitat of Tanacetum vulgare - Tansy
Disturbed Pastures, Meadows
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Chemical group of Tanacetum vulgare - Tansy
Monoterpenoids
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Poisonous compound of Tanacetum vulgare - Tansy
Thujone
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Specific symptoms of Tanacetum vulgare - Tansy
Reduced Neuronal Excitability > Hyperpolarisation of cell membrane Contact dermatitis
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Name the plant
Ranunculus acris - Tall Buttercup
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Name the plant
Ranunculus acris - Tall Buttercup
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Family name of Ranunculus acris - Tall Buttercup
Ranunculaceae
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Chemical group of Ranunculus acris - Tall Buttercup
Lactones
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Poisonous compound of Ranunculus acris - Tall Buttercup
Protoanemonin
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Habitat of Ranunculus acris - Tall Buttercup
Dry Pastures, Meadows
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Specific symptoms of Ranunculus acris - Tall Buttercup
``` cell death Growth depression Skin and mouth irritation Seizures low heart rate ```
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Name the plant
Caltha palustris - Marsh Marigold
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Name the plant
Caltha palustris - Marsh Marigold
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Family name of Caltha palustris - Marsh Marigold
Ranunculaceae
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Habitat of Caltha palustris - Marsh Marigold
Fresh Meadows, Marshes, Garden Ponds
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Chemical group of Caltha palustris - Marsh Marigold
Lactones
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Poisonous compound of Caltha palustris - Marsh Marigold
Protoanemonin
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Specific symptoms of Caltha palustris - Marsh Marigold
cell death Growth depression Seizures low heart rate
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Name the plant
Aristolochia clematitis - European Birthwort
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Name the plant
Aristolochia clematitis - European Birthwort
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Family name of Aristolochia clematitis - European Birthwort
Aristolochiaceae
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Habitat of Aristolochia clematitis - European Birthwort
Disturbed Habitats, Gardens, Orchards, crop fields
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Chemical group Aristolochia clematitis - European Birthwort
Protoalkaloids
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poisonous compound of Aristolochia clematitis - European Birthwort
Aristolochic Acids
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Specific symptoms of Aristolochia clematitis - European Birthwort
Kidney Damage, Urothelial Cancer Necrosis of renal tubules, Atrophy of spleen & thymus, ulceration of forestomach
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Name the plant
Pteridium aquilinum - Bracken Fern
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Name the plant
Pteridium aquilinum - Bracken Fern
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Family name of Pteridium aquilinum - Bracken Fern
Dennstaedetiaceae
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Habitat of Pteridium aquilinum - Bracken Fern
Forests, Disturbed Areas, Acidic Soils
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Chemical group of Pteridium aquilinum - Bracken Fern
Cyanogenic Glycosides AA Derivates Carcinogenic Norsesquiterpene
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Poisonous compound of Pteridium aquilinum - Bracken Fern
Prunasian Thiaminase Ptaquilioside
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Specific symptoms of Pteridium aquilinum - Bracken Fern
Ruminants: Damage to bone marrow, Problems clotting and RBC synthesis >Gall Bladder Tumors >Haemorrhages in all tissues Non-Ruminants: Thiamine Defficiency > CNS effects
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Name the plant
Rumex acetosella - Sheep’s Sorrel
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Name the plant
Rumex acetosella - Sheep’s Sorrel
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Family name of Rumex acetosella - Sheep’s Sorrel
Polygonaceae
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Habitat of Rumex acetosella - Sheep’s Sorrel
Dry Grasslands, especially with acidic soils
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Chemical group of Rumex acetosella - Sheep’s Sorrel
Oxalic Acids/Organic Acids
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Poisonous compound of Rumex acetosella - Sheep’s Sorrel
Oxalic Acids
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Specific symptoms of Rumex acetosella - Sheep’s Sorrel
Soluble Type: Astringent taste, leads to GT irritation Form insoluble precipitates (oxalate crystals) Calcium oxalate > hypocalcaemia > disorders in bone development & milk production Insoluble type: Stored in idioblast cells Crystals can penetrate into skin, mucous membranes > inflammation, salivation, renal disorders > oxalosis Oxalate crystals begin accumulating in the blood, eyes, bones, muscles, blood vessels, heart and other organs Damage to Kidney Tubules, Decreased Ca2+ uptake >> Tetany, Tremors, Collapse
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Name the plant
Amaranthus retroflexus - Redroot Pigweed
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Name the plant
Amaranthus retroflexus - Redroot Pigweed
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Family name of Amaranthus retroflexus - Redroot Pigweed
Amaranthaceae
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Habitat of Amaranthus retroflexus - Redroot Pigweed
Disturbed Habitats, Grasslands, Roadsides
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Chemical group of Amaranthus retroflexus - Redroot Pigweed
Nitrate
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Poisonous compound of Amaranthus retroflexus - Redroot Pigweed
Methemoglobin
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Specific symptoms of Amaranthus retroflexus - Redroot Pigweed
Methemoglobinemia 15-20%: Cyanosis (discolouration of skin) 20-50%: Headache, laboured breathing, weakness
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Name the plant
Colchicum autumnale - Meadow Saffron
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Name the plant
Colchicum autumnale - Meadow Saffron
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Family name of Colchicum autumnale - Meadow Saffron
Colchicaceae
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Habitat of Colchicum autumnale - Meadow Saffron
Fresh Meadows
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Chemical group of Colchicum autumnale - Meadow Saffron
Colchicin Protoalkaloid
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Poisonous compound of Colchicum autumnale - Meadow Saffron
Colchicine Binds to | tubule > colchicin effect
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Specific symptoms of Colchicum autumnale - Meadow Saffron
Inhibits Cell Division: Multiple Organ Dysfucntion syndrome (MODS) within 1- 3 days Ascending Paralysis (start with lower limbs) Acute Respiratory Distress Syndrome (ARDS) Within 2-24 hours, irritation of GT
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Name the plant
Vinca minor - Lesser Periwinkle
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Name the plant
Vinca minor - Lesser Periwinkle
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Family name of Vinca minor - Lesser Periwinkle
Apocynaceae
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Habitat of Vinca minor - Lesser Periwinkle
Forests, Gardens, Graveyards
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Chemical group of Vinca minor - Lesser Periwinkle
Indole Alkaloids
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Poisonous compound of Vinca minor - Lesser Periwinkle
Mainly Vincamine Also vincristine (synthetic derivates) Also vinblastine
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Specific symptoms of Vinca minor - Lesser Periwinkle
Inhibits Cell Division: Multiple Organ Dysfucntion syndrome (MODS) within 1- 3 days Ascending Paralysis (start with lower limbs) Acute Respiratory Distress Syndrome (ARDS) Within 2-24 hours, irritation of GT
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Name the plant
Robinia pseudo-acacia - Black Locust
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Name the plant
Robinia pseudo-acacia - Black Locust
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Family name of Robinia pseudo-acacia - Black Locust
Fabaceae
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Habitat of Robinia pseudo-acacia - Black Locust
Disturbed Habitats of Sandy Soils, Roadsides, widely planted
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Chemical group of Robinia pseudo-acacia - Black Locust
Non- Proteinogenic Amino Acid
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Poisonous compound of Robinia pseudo-acacia - Black Locust
Canavanine | Robin and Fazin Toxalbumins
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Specific symptoms of Robinia pseudo-acacia - Black Locust
Inhibition of Protein Synthesis: Multiple Organ Failure Weakness, depression, anorexia >>Dilated Pupils, venous congestion Coldness of Extremities Weak and irregular pulse Yellow-ish pigmentation (similar to icterus/jaundice)
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Name the plant
Melilotus officinalis - Yellow Sweet Clover
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Name the plant
Melilotus officinalis - Yellow Sweet Clover
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Family name of Melilotus officinalis - Yellow Sweet Clover
Fabaceae
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Habitat of Melilotus officinalis - Yellow Sweet Clover
n Disturbed Habitats, Roadsides
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Chemical group of Melilotus officinalis - Yellow Sweet Clover
Coumarins
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Poisonous compound of Melilotus officinalis - Yellow Sweet Clover
Melilotoside Glycoside
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Specific symptoms of Melilotus officinalis - Yellow Sweet Clover
``` After a few weeks: Decreased Level of Prothrombin Pale Mucous Membranes Stiffness/Lameness due to bleeding into muscles and joints Hematomas in GT ```

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