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Ethnobotanical Use Poison(Veterinary)

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Plant
Amaranthus quitensis
Asclepias curassavica ( Algodon De Seda, Brujidera, Bunga mas (Golden flower), Cancerillo, Herbe Madame Bouvin, Herbe Mme Bouvin, Ipeca D' Haiti, Ipecacuanha, Kakanasa, Kan Cicegi, Malcasada, Marjan, Mata Cavaille, Qan Chichegi, To-Wata, Viborrana, Zahrat Ad Damm )
Asclepias nivea ( Algodon De Seda, Lavarropa, Malcasada, Plumador )
Chenopodium multifidum
Chrysobalanus icaco ( Capollaxipehualli, Hicaco, Icaque, Icaquier, Zicaque )
Cnestis polyphlla
Crotalaria spectabilis ( Rattlebox )
Cynodon plectostachyus
Equisetum giganteum ( Cola De Caballo )
Forsteronia corymbosa ( Ahoga Vaca )
Gliricidia sepium
Hyptis suaveolens ( Ajonjoli Cimarron, Basinan, Lerkuing, Malbar hutan, Mamajuana, Mastranto, Melisse, Oregano, Selaseh hutan (Woodland basil), Sepulut )
Mangifera indica ( An Lo Kuo, Anbah, Mamuang, Manga, Manga Agaci, Mangga, Mango, Mangot, Mangot Fil, Manguier, Merpelam, Pelem )
Papaver nudicaule ( Iceland Poppy )
Papaver rhoeas ( Amapola, Bon Garaoune, Coquelot, Gelincik, Hina-Gesi, Khash Khash, Li Ch'Un Ts'Ao, Pavot, Pavot Rouge, Poppy, Poppy,Corn )
Papaver setigerum
Thevetia neriifolia ( Difla Safra, Gelbe Oleander, Gele Oleander, Hapusha, Kolkaphul, Laurier Jaune, Luckynut, Pachcha, Sari Aghu, Tefeshyah, Yellow Oleander )
Thevetia nitida
Thevetia ovata
Thevetia peruviana ( Ahouai Des Antilles, Bois Saisissement, Cabalonga, Feuilles Saisies, Flor Del, Retama, Serpent, Yellow Oleander )
*Unless otherwise noted all references are to Duke, James A. 1992. Handbook of phytochemical constituents of GRAS herbs and other economic plants. Boca Raton, FL. CRC Press.