Randomised Test (Midterm II) [COMPLETE] Flashcards

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Name: Prunus tenella / Dwarf Russian Almond

Family: Rosaceae / Rose Family

Habitat: Loessy Soil, Dolomite Rock, Grassland

Type of Poisonous Compound: Azotoid Posion

Poisonous Compounds: Amygdalin, Prunasin

Specific Symptoms: Cyanide poisoning, Cherry-coloured mucous membranes, Tachypnea, Nausea

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Name: Glyceria maxima / Reed Sweet Grass

Family: Poaceae / Grass Family

Habitat: Swamps, Riverbanks, Garden Ponds

Type of Poisonous Compound: Azotoid Poison

Poisonous Compounds: Triglochinin

Specific Symptoms: Hemorrhagic gastroenteritis, Apathy, Photodermatosis on mouth and vulva

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Name: Sambucus nigra / Black Elder

Family: Adoxaceae / Moschatel Family

Habitat: Nutrient-rich soil

Type of Poisonous Compound: Azotoid Poison

Poisonous Compounds: Sambunigrin, Oxalate crystals

Specific Symptoms: Cyanide poisoning, Pink mucous membranes, Tachypnea

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Name: Adonis vernalis / Spring Pheasant’s Eye

Family: Ranunculaceae / Buttercup Family

Habitat: Dry meadows, Pastures

Type of Poisonous Compound: Terpenoid Poison

Poisonous Compounds: Adonitoxin, Ranunculin

Specific Symptoms: Nausea, Vomiting, Bradycardia, Death

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Name: Asclepias syriaca​ / Common Milkweed

Family: Apocynaceae / Dogbane Family

Habitat: Disturbed grasslands, Sandy soils

Type of Poisonous Compound: Terpenoid Poison

Poisonous Compounds: Uzarigenin, Syriogenin, Syriosid

Specific Symptoms: Nausea, Vomiting, Bradycardia, Death

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Name: Taxus baccata / Yew

Family: Taxaceae / Yew Family

Habitat: Mountainous Forests and Gardens

Type of Poisonous Compound: Terpenoid Poison

Poisonous Compounds: Taxine B, Paclitaxel

Specific Symptoms: Nausea, Vomiting, Bradycardia, Death

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Name: Helleborus purpurascens / Purple Hellebore

Family: Ranunculaceae / Buttercup Family

Habitat: Fresh forests, Gardens

Type of Poisonous Compound: Terpenoid Poison

Poisonous Compounds: Hellebrin, Ranunculin

Specific Symptoms: Nausea, Vomiting, Bradycardia, Death

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Name: Digitalis purpurea​ / Purple Foxglove

Family: Plantaginaceae / Plantain Family

Habitat: Acidophilous forests, Gardens

Type of Poisonous Compound: Terpenoid Poison

Poisonous Compounds: Digitoxin, Gitoxin, Digoxin

Specific Symptoms: Nausea, Vomiting, Bradycardia, Death

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Name: Convallaria majalis​ / Lilly of the Valley

Family: Asparagaceae / Asparagus Family

Habitat: Forests, Parks, Gardens

Type of Poisonous Compound: Terpenoid Poison

Poisonous Compounds: Convallatoxin, Convalloside

Specific Symptoms: Nausea, Vomiting, Bradycardia, Death

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Name: Vincetoxicum hirundinaria​ / White Swallow Wort

Family: Apocynaceae / Dogbane Family

Habitat: Forests, Dry grasslands

Type of Poisonous Compound: Terpenoid Poison

Poisonous Compounds: Hirundigenin

Specific Symptoms: Nausea, Vomiting, Bradycardia, Death

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Name: Datura stramonium / Jimsonweed

Family: Solanacae / Nightshades

Habitat: Nutrient-rich soil, Early Summer

Type of Poisonous Compound: Azotoid Poison - Tropane Alkaloid

Poisonous Compounds: Atropine, Hyoscyamine, Scopolamine

Specific Symptoms: Dry Mouth, Tachypnea, Tachycardia, Death

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Name: Hyoscyamus niger / Henbane

Family: Solanacae / Nightshade Family

Habitat: Disturbed Nitrogen-rich soils, Crop fields

Type of Poisonous Compound: Azotoid Poison - Tropane Alkaloid

Poisonous Compounds: Atropine, Hyoscyamine, Scopolamine

Specific Symptoms: Dry Mouth, Tachypnea, Tachycardia, Death

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Name: Atropa belladonna / Deadly Nightshade

Family: Solanacae / Nightshade Family

Habitat: Fresh Forests, Early Summer

Type of Poisonous Compound: Azotoid Poison - Tropane Alkaloid

Poisonous Compounds: Atropine, Hyoscyamine, Scopolamine

Specific Symptoms: Dry Mouth, Tachypnea, Tachycardia, Death

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Name: Papaver rhoeas / Field Poppy

Family: Papaveraceae​ / Poppy Family

Habitat: Cereal Fields, Spring to Autumn

Type of Poisonous Compound: Azotoid Poison - Isoquinoline Alkaloid

Poisonous Compounds: Rhoeadine, Papaverine

Specific Symptoms: Constricted Pupils, Hallucinations, Death

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Name: Conium maculatum / Hemlock

Family: Apiaceae / Carrot Family

Habitat: Disturbed habitats, Nutrient rich soil

Type of Poisonous Compound: Azotoid Poison - Piperidine Alkaloid

Poisonous Compounds: Coniine, Coniceine

Specific Symptoms: Movement disorders, Tachycardia, Bradypnea

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Name: Aconitum vulparia / Wolfsbane

Family: Ranunculaceae / Buttercup Family

Habitat: Mounainous Forests, Summer to Early Autumn

Type of Poisonous Compound: Terepnoid Poison - Diterpenoid

Poisonous Compounds: Aconitine, Mesaconitine, Hypaconitine

Specific Symptoms: Paresthesia, Vomiting, Asphyxia

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Name: Solanum nigrum / Black Nightshade

Family: Solanaceae / Nightshade Family

Habitat: Disturbed Habitats, crop fields, Nutreint-Rich Soil, From Summer

Type of Poisonous Compound: Terpenoid Poison - Triterpenoid

Poisonous Compounds: Solanine

Specific Symptoms: Paralysis, Cardiac arythmia, Coma

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Name: Agrostemma githago / Corncockle

Family: Caryophyllaceae / Pink Family

Habitat: Agricultural Weed, Summer

Type of Poisonous Compound: Terpenoid Poison - Triterpenoid Saponin

Poisonous Compounds: Githagenin, Agrostin

Specific Symptoms: Vomiting, Diarrhea, Paralysis

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Name: Veratrum album / White Hellebore

Family: Melanthiaceae / Death Camas Family

Habitat: Fresh meadows, Early Summer

Type of Poisonous Compound: Terpenoid Poison - Triterpenoid

Poisonous Compounds: Jervine, Protoveratrine

Specific Symptoms: Teratogenic effects, Mutagenic effects

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Name: Equisetum arvense / Field Horsetail

Family: Equisetaceae / Horsetail Family

Habitat: Agricultural weed, Disturbed Grasslands, Pastures

Type of Poisonous Compound: Azotoid Poison - Thiaminase Enzyme

Poisonous Compounds: Palustrin

Specific Symptoms: Weakness, Bradycardia, Cerebrocortical necrosis in Ruminants

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Name: Euphorbia cyparissias / Cypress Spurge

Family: Euphorbiaceae / Spurge Family

Habitat: Dry pastures, Roadsides, Meadows, From Summer

Type of Poisonous Compound: Terpenoid Poison - Diterpenoid

Poisonous Compounds: Phorbol

Specific Symptoms: Inflammation of GI Tract, Dermatitis, Conjunctivitis

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Name: Hedera helix / Ivy

Family: Araliaceae / Ivy Family

Habitat: Distrubed habitats, Fresh forests, Nutrient rich soil, Gardens

Type of Poisonous Compound: Terpenoid Poison - Triterpenoid

Poisonous Compounds: Falcarinol, Hederin

Specific Symptoms: GT irritation, Vomiting, Diarrhoea

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Name: Quercus sp. / Oak

Family: Fagaceae / Beech Family

Habitat: Temperate Forests

Type of Poisonous Compound: Fenoloid Poison

Poisonous Compounds: Tannins, Gallic Acid

Specific Symptoms: Necrosis of liver, Constipation, Tarry diarrhoea, Death after 4-7 days

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Name: Glechoma hederacea / Ground Ivy

Family: Lamiaceae / Mint Family

Habitat: Forests, Disturbed grasslands, Parks, Gardens

Type of Poisonous Compound: Terpenoid Poison - Monoterpenoid

Poisonous Compounds: Pulegone

Specific Symptoms: Salivation, Sweating, Pulmonary oedema

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Name: Tanacetum vulgare / Tansy

Family: Asteraceae / Daisy Family

Habitat: Distrubed pastures, Fresh meadows

Type of Poisonous Compound: Terpenoid Poison - Monoterpenoid

Poisonous Compounds: Thujone

Specific Symptoms: Dermatitis, Dysphagia, Seizures

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Name: Ranunculus acris / Tall Buttercup

Family: Ranunculaceae / Buttercup Family

Habitat: Dry pastures, Grasslands, Meadows

Type of Poisonous Compound: Azotoid Poison

Poisonous Compounds: Ranunculin

Specific Symptoms: GT irritation, Seizures, Bradycardia

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Name: Ambrosia artemisiifolia / Common Ragweed

Family: Asteraceae / Daisy Family

Habitat: Disturbed soils, Abandoned ploughlands, Roadsides Gardens

Type of Poisonous Compound: Terpenoid Poison - Sesquiterpenoids

Poisonous Compounds: Profilin, Peruvin

Specific Symptoms: Allergic Reaction, Kidney Damage, Liver Damage

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Name: Caltha palustris / Marsh Marigold

Family: Ranunculaceae / Buttercup Family

Habitat: Marshes, Meadows, Ponds

Type of Poisonous Compound: Azotoid Poison

Poisonous Compounds: Ranunculin

Specific Symptoms: GT irritation, Seizures, Bradycardia

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Name: Hypericum perforatum / St. John’s Wort

Family: Hypericaceae / St. John’s Wort Family

Habitat: Dry pastures, Roadsides, Gardens

Type of Poisonous Compound: Polyketide Poison

Poisonous Compounds: Hypericin

Specific Symptoms: Primary photosensitisation

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Name: Senecio sp. / Ragwort

Family: Asteraceae / Daisy Family

Habitat: Grasslands, Disturbed habitats

Type of Poisonous Compound: Azotoid Poison - Alkaloid

Poisonous Compounds: Senecionine, Jacobine

Specific Symptoms: Irreversible liver tissue changes, Tarry feces, Secondary photosensitisation

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Name: Aristolochia clematitis / European Birthwort

Family: Aristolochiaceae / Birthwort Family

Habitat: Disturbed habitats, Gardens, Crop Fields

Type of Poisonous Compound: Azotoid Poison - Alkaloid

Poisonous Compounds: Aristolochic Acid

Specific Symptoms: Renal interstitial fibrosis, Renal tubule necrosis, Urothelial carcinoma

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Name: Pteridium aquilinum / Bracken Fern

Family: Dennstaedtiaceae / Bracken Fern Family

Habitat: Forests, Distrubed Areas, Acidic Soil

Type of Poisonous Compound: Terpenoid Poison - Sesquiterpenoid

Poisonous Compounds: Thiaminase, Prunasin, Ptaquloside

Specific Symptoms: Weakness, Haemorrages, Bradycardia

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Name: Rumex acetosella / Sheep’s Sorrel

Family: Polygonaceae / Knotweed Family

Habitat: Disturbed habitats, Dry grasslands, Acidic soils

Type of Poisonous Compound: Oxalic Acid

Poisonous Compounds: Oxalic Acid

Specific Symptoms: Tremors, Tetany, Collapse, Death

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Name: Amaranthus retroflexus / Redroot Pigweed

Family: Amaranthaceae / Amaranth Family

Habitat: Distrubed habitats, Roadsides, Nutrient-rich soil

Type of Poisonous Compound: Nitrate Ions, Oxalic Acid

Poisonous Compounds: Nitrate Ions, Oxalic Acid

Specific Symptoms: Tachypnea, Delirium, Seizures, Coma, Death

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Name: Colchicum autumnale / Meadow Saffron

Family: Colchicaceae / Meadow Saffron Family

Habitat: Fresh Meadows

Type of Poisonous Compound: Azotoid Poison​ - Alkaloid

Poisonous Compounds: Colchicine

Specific Symptoms: GT iritation, Vomiting, Low urine output, Death

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Name: Vinca minor / Lesser Periwinkle

Family: Apocynaceae / Dogbane Family

Habitat: Forests, Gardens, Graveyards

Type of Poisonous Compound: Azotoid Poison​ - Alkaloid

Poisonous Compounds: Vincamine, Vincristine, Vinblastine

Specific Symptoms: GT iritation, Vomiting, Low urine output, Death

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Name: Robinia pseudo-acacia / Black Locust

Family: Fabaceae / Pea Family

Habitat: Dry pastures, Roadsides, Gardens

Type of Poisonous Compound: Azotoid Poison​ - Amino Acid

Poisonous Compounds: Canavanine, Toxalbumins

Specific Symptoms: Depression, Weakness, Dilated pupils, Jaundice

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Name: Melilotus officinalis / Yellow Sweet Clover

Family: Fabaceae / Pea Family

Habitat: Pastures, Roadsides, Disturbed Habitats

Type of Poisonous Compound: Fenoloid Poison - Coumarin

Poisonous Compounds: Coumarin, Dicoumarol (produced by mold)

Specific Symptoms: Lameness, GT Bleed, Liver Damage, Weakness

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Name: Prunus tenella / Dwarf Russian Almond

Family: Rosaceae / Rose Family

Habitat: Loessy Soil, Dolomite Rock, Grassland

Type of Poisonous Compound: Azotoid Poison

Poisonous Compounds: Amygdalin, Prunasin

Specific Symptoms: Cyanide poisoning, Pink mucous membranes, Tachypnea

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Name: Glyceria maxima / Reed Sweet Grass

Family: Poaceae / Grass Family

Habitat: Swamps, Riverbanks, Garden Ponds

Type of Poisonous Compound: Azotoid Poison

Poisonous Compounds: Triglochinin

Specific Symptoms: Hemorrhagic gastroenteritis, Apathy, Photodermatosis on mouth and vulva

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Name: Sambucus nigra / Black Elder

Family: Adoxaceae / Moschatel Family

Habitat: Nutrient-rich soil

Type of Poisonous Compound: Azotoid Poison

Poisonous Compounds: Sambunigrin, Oxalate crystals

Specific Symptoms: Cyanide poisoning, Pink mucous membranes, Tachypnea

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Name: Asclepias syriaca​ / Common Milkweed

Family: Apocynaceae / Dogbane Family

Habitat: Disturbed grasslands, Sandy soils

Type of Poisonous Compound: Terpenoid Poison

Poisonous Compounds: Uzarigenin, Syriogenin, Syriosid

Specific Symptoms: Nausea, Vomiting, Bradycardia, Death

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Name: Helleborus purpurascens / Purple Hellebore

Family: Ranunculaceae / Buttercup Family

Habitat: Fresh forests, Gardens

Type of Poisonous Compound: Terpenoid Poison

Poisonous Compounds: Hellebrin, Ranunculin

Specific Symptoms: Nausea, Vomiting, Bradycardia, Death

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Name: Digitalis purpurea​ / Purple Foxglove

Family: Plantaginaceae / Plantain Family

Habitat: Acidophilous forests, Gardens

Type of Poisonous Compound: Terpenoid Poison

Poisonous Compounds: Digitoxin, Gitoxin, Digoxin

Specific Symptoms: Nausea, Vomiting, Bradycardia, Death

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Name: Vincetoxicum hirundinaria​ / White Swallow Wort

Family: Apocynaceae / Dogbane Family

Habitat: Forests, Dry grasslands

Type of Poisonous Compound: Terpenoid Poison

Poisonous Compounds: Hirundigenin

Specific Symptoms: Nausea, Vomiting, Bradycardia, Death

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Name: Datura stramonium / Jimsonweed

Family: Solanacae / Nightshades

Habitat: Nutrient-rich soil, Early Summer

Type of Poisonous Compound: Azotoid Poison - Tropane Alkaloid

Poisonous Compounds: Atropine, Hyoscyamine, Scopolamine

Specific Symptoms: Dry Mouth, Tachypnea, Tachycardia, Death

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Name: Hyoscyamus niger / Henbane

Family: Solanacae / Nightshade Family

Habitat: Disturbed Nitrogen-rich soils, Crop fields

Type of Poisonous Compound: Azotoid Poison - Tropane Alkaloid

Poisonous Compounds: Atropine, Hyoscyamine, Scopolamine

Specific Symptoms: Dry Mouth, Tachypnea, Tachycardia, Death

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Name: Atropa belladonna / Deadly Nightshade

Family: Solanacae / Nightshade Family

Habitat: Fresh Forests, Early Summer

Type of Poisonous Compound: Azotoid Poison - Tropane Alkaloid

Poisonous Compounds: Atropine, Hyoscyamine, Scopolamine

Specific Symptoms: Dry Mouth, Tachypnea, Tachycardia, Death

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Name: Papaver rhoeas / Field Poppy

Family: Papaveraceae​ / Poppy Family

Habitat: Cereal Fields, Spring to Autumn

Type of Poisonous Compound: Azotoid Poison - Isoquinoline Alkaloid

Poisonous Compounds: Rhoeadine, Papaverine

Specific Symptoms: Constricted Pupils, Hallucinations, Death

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Name: Conium maculatum / Hemlock

Family: Apiaceae / Carrot Family

Habitat: Disturbed habitats, Nutrient rich soil

Type of Poisonous Compound: Azotoid Poison - Piperidine Alkaloid

Poisonous Compounds: Coniine, Coniceine

Specific Symptoms: Movement disorders, Tachycardia, Bradypnea

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Name: Aconitum vulparia / Wolfsbane

Family: Ranunculaceae / Buttercup Family

Habitat: Mounainous Forests, Summer to Early Autumn

Type of Poisonous Compound: Terpenoid Poison - Diterpenoid

Poisonous Compounds: Aconitine, Mesaconitine, Hypaconitine

Specific Symptoms: Paresthesia, Vomiting, Asphyxia

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Name: Solanum nigrum / Black Nightshade

Family: Solanaceae / Nightshade Family

Habitat: Disturbed Habitats, crop fields, Nutrient-Rich Soil, From Summer

Type of Poisonous Compound: Terpenoid Poison - Triterpenoid

Poisonous Compounds: Solanine

Specific Symptoms: Paralysis, Cardiac arythmia, Coma

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Name: Agrostemma githago / Corncockle

Family: Caryophyllaceae / Pink Family

Habitat: Agricultural Weed, Summer

Type of Poisonous Compound: Terpenoid Poison - Triterpenoid Saponin

Poisonous Compounds: Githagenin, Agrostin

Specific Symptoms: Vomiting, Diarrhea, Paralysis

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Name: Veratrum album / White Hellebore

Family: Melanthiaceae / Death Camas Family

Habitat: Fresh meadows, Early Summer

Type of Poisonous Compound: Terpenoid Poison - Triterpenoid

Poisonous Compounds: Jervine, Protoveratrine

Specific Symptoms: Teratogenic effects, Mutagenic effects

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Name: Equisetum arvense / Field Horsetail

Family: Equisetaceae / Horsetail Family

Habitat: Agricultural weed, Disturbed Grasslands, Pastures

Type of Poisonous Compound: Azotoid Poison - Thiaminase Enzymes

Poisonous Compounds: Palustrin

Specific Symptoms: Weakness, Bradycardia, Cerebrocortical necrosis in Ruminants

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Name: Euphorbia cyparissias / Cypress Spurge

Family: Euphorbiaceae / Spurge Family

Habitat: Dry pastures, Roadsides, Meadows, From Summer

Type of Poisonous Compound: Terpenoid Poison - Diterpenoid

Poisonous Compounds: Phorbol

Specific Symptoms: Inflammation of GI Tract, Dermatitis, Conjunctivitis

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Name: Hedera helix / Ivy

Family: Araliaceae / Ivy Family

Habitat: Distrubed habitats, Fresh forests, Nutrient rich soil, Gardens

Type of Poisonous Compound: Terpenoid Poison - Triterpenoid

Poisonous Compounds: Falcarinol, Hederin

Specific Symptoms: GT irritation, Vomiting, Diarrhoea

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Name: Quercus sp. / Oak

Family: Fagaceae / Beech Family

Habitat: Temperate Forests

Type of Poisonous Compound: Fenoloid Poison - Tannin

Poisonous Compounds: Tannins, Gallic Acid

Specific Symptoms: Necrosis of liver, Constipation, Tarry diarrhoea, Death after 4-7 days

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Name: Glechoma hederacea / Ground Ivy

Family: Lamiaceae / Mint Family

Habitat: Forests, Disturbed grasslands, Parks, Gardens

Type of Poisonous Compound: Terpenoid Poison - Monoterpenoid

Poisonous Compounds: Pulegone

Specific Symptoms: Salivation, Sweating, Pulmonary oedema

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Name: Tanacetum vulgare / Tansy

Family: Asteraceae / Daisy Family

Habitat: Distrubed pastures, Fresh meadows

Type of Poisonous Compound: Terpenoid Poison - Monoterpenoid

Poisonous Compounds: Thujone

Specific Symptoms: Dermatitis, Dysphagia, Seizures

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Name: Ranunculus acris / Tall Buttercup

Family: Ranunculaceae / Buttercup Family

Habitat: Dry pastures, Grasslands, Meadows

Type of Poisonous Compound: Azotoid Poison

Poisonous Compounds: Ranunculin

Specific Symptoms: GT irritation, Seizures, Bradycardia

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Name: Ambrosia artemisiifolia / Common Ragweed

Family: Asteraceae / Daisy Family

Habitat: Disturbed soils, Abandoned ploughlands, Roadsides Gardens

Type of Poisonous Compound: Terpenoid Poison - Sesquiterpenoids

Poisonous Compounds: Profilin, Peruvin

Specific Symptoms: Allergic Reaction, Kidney Damage, Liver Damage

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Name: Hypericum perforatum / St. John’s Wort

Family: Hypericaceae / St. John’s Wort Family

Habitat: Dry pastures, Roadsides, Gardens

Type of Poisonous Compound: Polyketide Poison

Poisonous Compounds: Hypericin

Specific Symptoms: Primary photosensitisation

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Name: Senecio sp. / Ragwort

Family: Asteraceae / Daisy Family

Habitat: Grasslands, Disturbed habitats

Type of Poisonous Compound: Azotoid Poison - Alkaloid

Poisonous Compounds: Senecionine, Jacobine

Specific Symptoms: Irreversible liver tissue changes, Tarry feces, Secondary photosensitisation

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Name: Caltha palustris / Marsh Marigold

Family: Ranunculaceae / Buttercup Family

Habitat: Marshes, Meadows, Ponds

Type of Poisonous Compound: Azotoid Poison

Poisonous Compounds: Ranunculin

Specific Symptoms: GT irritation, Seizures, Bradycardia

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Name: Aristolochia clematitis / European Birthwort

Family: Aristolochiaceae / Birthwort Family

Habitat: Disturbed habitats, Gardens, Crop Fields

Type of Poisonous Compound: Azotoid Poison - Alkaloid

Poisonous Compounds: Aristolochic Acid

Specific Symptoms: Renal interstitial fibrosis, Renal tubule necrosis, Urothelial carcinoma

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Name: Pteridium aquilinum / Bracken Fern

Family: Dennstaedtiaceae / Bracken Fern Family

Habitat: Forests, Distrubed Areas, Acidic Soil

Type of Poisonous Compound: Terepnoid Poison - Sesquiterpenoid

Poisonous Compounds: Thiaminase, Prunasin, Ptaquloside

Specific Symptoms: Weakness, Haemorrages, Bradycardia

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Name: Rumex acetosella / Sheep’s Sorrel

Family: Polygonaceae / Knotweed Family

Habitat: Disturbed habitats, Dry grasslands, Acidic soils

Type of Poisonous Compound: Oxalic Acid

Poisonous Compounds: Oxalic Acid

Specific Symptoms: Tremors, Tetany, Collapse, Death

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Name: Amaranthus retroflexus / Redroot Pigweed

Family: Amaranthaceae / Amaranth Family

Habitat: Distrubed habitats, Roadsides, Nutrient-rich soil

Type of Poisonous Compound: Nitrate Ions, Oxalic Acid

Poisonous Compounds: Nitrate Ions, Oxalic Acid

Specific Symptoms: Tachypnea, Delirium, Seizures, Coma, Death

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Name: Colchicum autumnale / Meadow Saffron

Family: Colchicaceae / Meadow Saffron Family

Habitat: Fresh Meadows

Type of Poisonous Compound: Azotoid Poison - Alkaloid

Poisonous Compounds: Colchicine

Specific Symptoms: GT iritation, Vomiting, Low urine output, Death

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Name: Vinca minor / Lesser Periwinkle

Family: Apocynaceae / Dogbane Family

Habitat: Forests, Gardens, Graveyards

Type of Poisonous Compound: Azotoid Poison - Alkaloid

Poisonous Compounds: Vincamine, Vincristine, Vinblastine

Specific Symptoms: GT iritation, Vomiting, Low urine output, Death

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Name: Robinia pseudo-acacia / Black Locust

Family: Fabaceae / Pea Family

Habitat: Dry pastures, Roadsides, Gardens

Type of Poisonous Compound: Azotoid Poison - Amino Acid

Poisonous Compounds: Canavanine, Toxalbumins

Specific Symptoms: Depression, Weakness, Dilated pupils, Jaundice

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Name: Melilotus officinalis / Yellow Sweet Clover

Family: Fabaceae / Pea Family

Habitat: Pastures, Roadsides, Disturbed Habitats

Type of Poisonous Compound: Fenoloid Poison - Coumarin

Poisonous Compounds: Coumarin, Dicoumarol (produced by mold)

Specific Symptoms: Lameness, GT Bleed, Liver Damage, Weakness

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Name: Asclepias syriaca​ / Common Milkweed

Family: Apocynaceae / Dogbane Family

Habitat: Disturbed grasslands, Sandy soils

Type of Poisonous Compound: Terpenoid Poison

Poisonous Compounds: Uzarigenin, Syriogenin, Syriosid

Specific Symptoms: Nausea, Vomiting, Bradycardia, Death

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Name: Datura stramonium / Jimsonweed

Family: Solanacae / Nightshades

Habitat: Nutrient-rich soil, Early Summer

Type of Poisonous Compound: Azotoid Poison - Tropane Alkaloid

Poisonous Compounds: Atropine, Hyoscyamine, Scopolamine

Specific Symptoms: Dry Mouth, Tachypnea, Tachycardia, Death

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Name: Hyoscyamus niger / Henbane

Family: Solanacae / Nightshade Family

Habitat: Disturbed Nitrogen-rich soils, Crop fields

Type of Poisonous Compound: Azotoid Poison - Tropane Alkaloid

Poisonous Compounds: Atropine, Hyoscyamine, Scopolamine

Specific Symptoms: Dry Mouth, Tachypnea, Tachycardia, Death

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Name: Atropa belladonna / Deadly Nightshade

Family: Solanacae / Nightshade Family

Habitat: Fresh Forests, Early Summer

Type of Poisonous Compound: Azotoid Poison - Tropane Alkaloid

Poisonous Compounds: Atropine, Hyoscyamine, Scopolamine

Specific Symptoms: Dry Mouth, Tachypnea, Tachycardia, Death

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Name: Papaver rhoeas / Field Poppy

Family: Papaveraceae​ / Poppy Family

Habitat: Cereal Fields, Spring to Autumn

Type of Poisonous Compound: Azotoid Poison - Isoquinoline Alkaloid

Poisonous Compounds: Rhoeadine, Papaverine

Specific Symptoms: Constricted Pupils, Hallucinations, Death

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Name: Conium maculatum / Hemlock

Family: Apiaceae / Carrot Family

Habitat: Disturbed habitats, Nutrient rich soil

Type of Poisonous Compound: Azotoid Poison - Piperidine Alkaloid

Poisonous Compounds: Coniine, Coniceine

Specific Symptoms: Movement disorders, Tachycardia, Bradypnea

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Name: Veratrum album / White Hellebore

Family: Melanthiaceae / Death Camas Family

Habitat: Fresh meadows, Early Summer

Type of Poisonous Compound: Terpenoid Poison - Triterpenoid

Poisonous Compounds: Jervine, Protoveratrine

Specific Symptoms: Teratogenic effects, Mutagenic effects

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Name: Agrostemma githago / Corncockle

Family: Caryophyllaceae / Pink Family

Habitat: Agricultural Weed, Summer

Type of Poisonous Compound: Terpenoid Poison - Triterpenoid Saponin

Poisonous Compounds: Githagenin, Agrostin

Specific Symptoms: Vomiting, Diarrhea, Paralysis

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Name: Hedera helix / Ivy

Family: Araliaceae / Ivy Family

Habitat: Distrubed habitats, Fresh forests, Nutrient rich soil, Gardens

Type of Poisonous Compound: Terpenoid Poison - Triterpenoid

Poisonous Compounds: Falcarinol, Hederin

Specific Symptoms: GT irritation, Vomiting, Diarrhoea

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Name: Ambrosia artemisiifolia / Common Ragweed

Family: Asteraceae / Daisy Family

Habitat: Disturbed soils, Abandoned ploughlands, Roadsides Gardens

Type of Poisonous Compound: Terpenoid Poison - Sesquiterpenoids

Poisonous Compounds: Profilin, Peruvin

Specific Symptoms: Allergic Reaction, Kidney Damage, Liver Damage

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Name: Ranunculus acris / Tall Buttercup

Family: Ranunculaceae / Buttercup Family

Habitat: Dry pastures, Grasslands, Meadows

Type of Poisonous Compound: Azotoid Poison

Poisonous Compounds: Ranunculin

Specific Symptoms: GT irritation, Seizures, Bradycardia

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Name: Aristolochia clematitis / European Birthwort

Family: Aristolochiaceae / Birthwort Family

Habitat: Disturbed habitats, Gardens, Crop Fields

Type of Poisonous Compound: Azotoid Poison - Alkaloid

Poisonous Compounds: Aristolochic Acid

Specific Symptoms: Renal interstitial fibrosis, Renal tubule necrosis, Urothelial carcinoma

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Name: Rumex acetosella / Sheep’s Sorrel

Family: Polygonaceae / Knotweed Family

Habitat: Disturbed habitats, Dry grasslands, Acidic soils

Type of Poisonous Compound: Oxalic Acid

Poisonous Compounds: Oxalic Acid

Specific Symptoms: Tremors, Tetany, Collapse, Death

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Name: Colchicum autumnale / Meadow Saffron

Family: Colchicaceae / Meadow Saffron Family

Habitat: Fresh Meadows

Type of Poisonous Compound: Azotoid Poison - Alkaloid

Poisonous Compounds: Colchicine

Specific Symptoms: GT iritation, Vomiting, Low urine output, Death

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Name: Robinia pseudo-acacia / Black Locust

Family: Fabaceae / Pea Family

Habitat: Dry pastures, Roadsides, Gardens

Type of Poisonous Compound: Azotoid Poison - Amino Acid

Poisonous Compounds: Canavanine, Toxalbumins

Specific Symptoms: Depression, Weakness, Dilated pupils, Jaundice