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Miyerkules, Hulyo 6, 2011. Animal and Plant Toxin. Before giving you information about animal and plant toxin, I will define to you the word toxin. Toxin is a substance from a living cells of an organism that is poisonous that can make a bad reaction inside and out of the body and could kill the lives of many people if it had been ignored. And according to Miriam Webster Dictionary (http:/ www.merriam-webster.com/dictionary/toxin). They defined the word toxin as. Snakes (elapids and true vipers) and cert...
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Thursday, 7 July 2011. PLANT and ANIMAL TOXIN. PLANT AND ANIMAL TOXIN. tooot tooot. toooot. Is a poisonous substance or chemical substance produced within a living cell or organism that can cause harmful effects on another living thing like US. Family: Anacardiaceae (Sumac family). If I were asked to give a plant toxin poison ivy word be first one that would pop-out of my mouth, with that I’m guessing this is the most widely known plant toxin (ha ha). Is one of the most poisonous of all known. Are toxins...
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Wednesday, July 6, 2011. Biologican Poison: Animal and Plant Toxins. As we now know the meaning of toxins we can now proceed to the real topic of this blog:). Plant toxins are toxins that produced by plants or so called phytotoxins, usually used as a protection system of the plant to an herbivorous animals particularly insects and animals. Phenols( Poison Ivy, Poison Oak,). Glycoside( Lily of the Valley, Foxglove, Oleander ). Phototoxins( St. John’s wort). Proteins and Amino acids(Castor Bean). Holly ( I...
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Because Ma'am G. said so. Thursday, July 7, 2011. The Wonderfully Whimsical World of Wox- I mean Toxins. Before we start, I'd like to share a little verse with you. The spacious, free life is from God,. The significance of this verse, I will share with you later,. You start fearing the world because of this post. So where were we? Cue the lightning and thunder. No, I don't mean. Why haven't I heard of 'em? Nor do I mean. Looks a lot like. Well, this guy's from the. This is especially found in. Fever, vom...
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Thursday, August 18, 2011. Plant and Animal Toxins. Any substance poisonous to an organism; often restricted to poison. S produced by living organisms. In addition to those from such microorganisms as bacteria. S, and algae. There are toxins in fungi ( mycotoxin. Higher plants (phytotoxins), and animals (zootoxins, or venom. S) The plants include nightshade ( see. Many plant toxins (e.g., pyrethrins, nicotine. Chemical reaction that disrupts the cell physiology or causes cell death. A large group of toxi...
