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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-enteritis 



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 toxalbumin. 



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. GreshofFs The Distribution of Prussic Acid in the Vegetable Kingdom,. 

 Phytochemical Investigations at Kew. 



K. Kirtikar's The Poisonous Plants of Bombay. 



L. Lyon's Plant Names, Scientific and Popular. 



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



M.i Miquel'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. 



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