Poisonous Plants of All Countries
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In Tropics); hollow; glaucous. — Leaves alternate; lanceolate; serrate. — Flowers, petals none; stamens numerous; green. — Fruit a blunt, grooved, tricoccous, spined capsule. — Seeds 3, oval, flattened, smooth; shining; mottled; raphe raised. — yellowish; Fruit green to purple.
Toxic Principles. — RICIN, RICINONE, also contained in R. Sanguineus.
Populus frugi castusque verecundusque. — Horace.
CALTHA PALUSTRIS {British). 67.
MARSH MARIGOLD — WATER BUTTERCUP — MEADOW BRIGHT — MEADOW BOUT — MEAD...OW GOWAN — OPEN GOWAN — WATER GOWAN — YELLOW GOWAN — MAY BLOBS — BOOTS — GOLDS — GOLDmS.
Ranunculacece. — Stem erect. — Lower leaves large; rounded; heart-shaped; deep glossy green. — Marshes and river-sides. — l-lj ft. — perennial; May; bright yellow.
Toxic Prmc*2??e«5. — JERVINE, HELLEBORIN.
. . . Winking maryhuds begin To ope their golden eyes.
Shakespeake ; " Cymbelene. '" 38 POISONOUS PLANTS OF ALL COUNTRIES ROTTLERA TINCTORIA. MALLOTUS PHILIPPINENSIS {Asia and East Indies).
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
In Tropics); hollow; glaucous. — Leaves alternate; lanceolate; serrate. — Flowers, petals none; stamens numerous; green. — Fruit a blunt, grooved, tricoccous, spined capsule. — Seeds 3, oval, flattened, smooth; shining; mottled; raphe raised. — yellowish; Fruit green to purple.
Toxic Principles. — RICIN, RICINONE, also contained in R. Sanguineus.
Populus frugi castusque verecundusque. — Horace.
CALTHA PALUSTRIS {British). 67.
MARSH MARIGOLD — WATER BUTTERCUP — MEADOW BRIGHT — MEADOW BOUT — MEAD...OW GOWAN — OPEN GOWAN — WATER GOWAN — YELLOW GOWAN — MAY BLOBS — BOOTS — GOLDS — GOLDmS.
Ranunculacece. — Stem erect. — Lower leaves large; rounded; heart-shaped; deep glossy green. — Marshes and river-sides. — l-lj ft. — perennial; May; bright yellow.
Toxic Prmc*2??e«5. — JERVINE, HELLEBORIN.
. . . Winking maryhuds begin To ope their golden eyes.
Shakespeake ; " Cymbelene. '" 38 POISONOUS PLANTS OF ALL COUNTRIES ROTTLERA TINCTORIA. MALLOTUS PHILIPPINENSIS {Asia and East Indies).
What to read after Poisonous Plants of All Countries?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Arthur Bernhard Smith to read onlineMoreLess
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