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Abrus precatorius,
commonly known as
jequirity bean or
rosary pea, is a
herbaceous flowering plant in the bean
family Fabaceae. It is a slender, perennial...
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jequirity (A.
precatorius). The
highly toxic seeds of that
species are used to make jewellery.
Abrus aureus R.Vig. (Madagascar)
Abrus baladensis Thulin [es]...
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toxalbumin found in the
seeds of the
rosary pea (or
jequirity pea),
Abrus precatorius. It has a
median lethal dose of 0.7 micrograms per
kilogram of body...
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measurement for m****.
Based on the
nominal weight of a
Gunja seed (
Abrus precatorius), it
measured approximately 1.8 or 1.75
grains or 0.11339 g as standardized...
- Greatness, and Ability'. In Malay, 'Saga'
refers to the hard red seed (
abrus precatorius) of the Saga tree. The
Proton Saga is also a well-known
national symbol...
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black seeds called jumbies,
jumbie eyes or
jumbie beads (seeds of
Abrus precatorius) in the
Caribbean and
South America. In contrast, the moko-jumbie...
- (Fabaceae) Redoul,
Coriaria myrtifolia (Coriariaceae)
Rosary pea,
Abrus precatorius (Fabaceae)
Sandbog death camas,
Zigadenus glaberrimus (Melanthiaceae)...
- used. Baháʼí
prayer beads in a 19 bead, 5 set
counter configuration Abrus precatorius Afzelia species C****ospondias
axillaris Dracontomelon dao Rudraksha...
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Toxin Source of
Toxin (Military Symbol)
Abrin Rosary pea (
Abrus precatorius)
Botulinum toxins (A
through G)
Clostridium botulinum bacteria or spores,...
- The
temple gets its name from the Gunja(Gulaganji in Kannada) tree (
Abrus precatorius) that
grows in the
front of the main entrance; a
boastful local claim...