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1 acacia toxin The red beans mentioned in the ancient poem "When those red berries come in spring, as a symbol of our love" are also called acacia beans. The toxin contained in it is terrible, not only toxic, but also the poisoned person will die of visceral ulceration.

Toxicity: The lethal dose of adult intake is less than 0.0 1g, and its toxic intensity is more than 70 times that of ricin. Akamycin is one of the most toxic plant toxins known at present, and has been listed as one of the potentially important poisons and bioterrorism pathogens.

.2—Grooving: Pumpkin vine, also known as kudzu vine, poisonous root, kudzu vine, fishy smell removing, rattan, Desmodium styracifolium, kudzu vine, Kentucky bluegrass, big tea tree, tiger grass, kudzu vine, big cannon leaf, bitter vine of yellow flower, leek, cold vine, gamboge and big tea (Guangxi name). This is a plant of Loganiaceae. Annual vines. Xiyang is opposite to oval oblong leaves, with small yellow flowers, 5 calyx funnels and oval capsules. The flowering period is 8- 1 1 month and the fruit is 12-2 months. Zhejiang, Fujian, Guangdong, Yunnan, Guizhou and Guangxi are all distributed. The whole plant contains alkaloids such as gelsemine (the most), yin (the most dramatic), hair, A, C, Chen and B.

3. Love Flowers Remember the poison in Yang Guo? The love flower is said to be a white Datura. Datura stramonium is an annual poisonous herb, which blooms in summer and autumn with a funnel-shaped corolla. Also known as wind eggplant flower, Datura flower, and mountain eggplant flower. Song and Zhou Dynasties went to Feidaling: "Datura stramonium in Guangxi, all over vilen, with big leaves and hundreds of flowers, as strong as eggplant and thorns all over the mountain, is also a medicinal material." Thieves don't eat and drink at the end, which makes people drunk and bored, so they run. "The leaves, flowers, fruits and stems of Datura stramonium can be used as medicine, containing alkaloids such as scopolamine, scopolamine and a small amount of atropine, among which the content of flowers is the highest, about 0.34%. The book Shu Xin in Bian Que, written by Dou Cai in the Southern Song Dynasty, records one side of Sleeping San: "People can't bear the pain of moxibustion with fire, so they will be unconscious and won't hurt people. Eggplant and twist flowers are the last. Every time they take San Qian, the children will only have a dollar, and they will fall asleep after taking it. "Datura stramonium is poisonous, the fruit and seeds are the most toxic, and the toxicity of dry leaves is less than that of fresh leaves. Its leaves, flowers, seeds, fruits and stems can all be used as medicine, and it contains alkaloids such as scopolamine, scopolamine and a small amount of atropine, among which the content of flowers is the highest, about 0.34%.