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MANUAL OF POISONOUS PLANTS 



A. P. — arrow poison 



Ast. — asthenic 



Dr. Em. — drastic-emetic 



Em. — emetic 



Ent. — causes enteritis 



Eser. — contains eserin 



Exp. — expectorant 



F. P. — fish poison 



Gastr. — causes gastro-cnteritis 



Hyd. — contains HCN. 



Hyp. — hypnotic 



Ineb. — inebriant 



Ins. — insecticide 



Intox. — intoxicant 



Ir. — irritant 



Lax. — laxative 



Loco. — causes loco poisoning 



Mech. — causes mechanical injuries 



Nar. — narcotic 



Diaph. — diaphoretic 



Diur. — diuretic 



Naus. — nauseant 



Ord. — ordeal poison 



Par. — paralyzing 



Pur. — purgative 



Sap. — contains saponin 



Sed. — sedative 



Sial. — sialagogue 



Sol. — contains solanin 



Sop. — soporific 



Stim. — stimulant 



Taen. — taenifuge 



Toxal. — Contains a toxalbinnin. 



Tymp. — causes tympanites 



Ur. — causes uraemic poisoning 



Urt. — urticarial 



Ver. — vermifuge 



Ves. — vesicant 



The abbreviations for the literature referred to are as follows : 



C. — Cornevin's Les plantes veneneuses et ses empoisonnements qui elles 

 determinent. 



Ches. — Chesnut's Preliminary Catalogue of Plants Poisonous to Stock. 



E. — Ernst's Ueber fischvergiftenden Pflanzen. 



G. — Greshoff's The Distribution of Prussic Acid in the Vegetable Kingdom. 

 Phytochemical Investigations at Kew. 



K. — Kirtikar's The Poisonous Plants of Bombay. 



L. — Lyon'^ Plant Names, Scientific and Popular. 



M. — Maiden's Plants reputed to be Poisonous to Stock in Australia. 



M.i — Aliquel's Poisonous Plants of North Netherlands. 



R. — Radlkofer's Plants said to be Poisonous to Fish. 



Rusby — Rusby's The Poisonous Plants of the Vicinity of New York City. 



Sm. — Smith's Poisonous Plants of all Countries. 



Wh. — White's Dermatitis venenata. 



ACANTHACEAE 



ADOXACEAE 

 ALISMACEAE 



Alisma Plantago L. 



G. M. L. Ir 



Tcm. N. Am. 

 Austr. 



