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flowers attract bees and birds.
Trichilia emetica has two subspecies,
emetica and suberosa. T.
emetica ssp.
emetica is
restricted to
southern Africa, while...
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Russula emetica,
commonly known as the sickener,
emetic russula, or
vomiting russula, is a
basidiomycete mushroom, and the type
species of the
genus Russula...
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eaten raw or undercooked; many of
these are red-capped
species such as R.
emetica, R. sardonia and R. nobilis. The
Asian species Russula subnigricans has...
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Hisao (1995-01-01). "New
Lactarane Sesquiterpenoid from the
Fungus Russula emetica". Bioscience, Biotechnology, and Biochemistry. 59 (2): 316–318. doi:10...
- woodlands. It
resembles the
common Northern Hemisphere species Russula emetica. List of
Russula species "Russula
persanguinea Cleland 1933". MycoBank...
- in the
genus Cercocarpus Eucalyptus notabilis Natal ****gany,
Trichilia emetica Philippine ****gany: S****a in the
dipterocarp family Dipterocarpaceae...
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causes gastrointestinal symptoms such as
nausea and vomiting.
Russula emetica (the sickener) – as its name implies,
causes rapid vomiting.
Other Russulas...
- 17th and 18th centuries. They were also
known under the
names "pocula
emetica," "calices vomitorii," or "emetic cups", as wine that was kept in one for...
- hallucinogen, and T.
catigua in the
aphrodisiac and
stimulant catuaba. T.
emetica wood, also
known as
Natal ****gany or Cape ****gany is the traditional...
- PMC 1543508. PMID 341167. Thomson, SC (1926). "Antimonyall Cupps:
Pocula Emetica or
Calices Vomitorii".
Proceedings of the
Royal Society of Medicine. 19...
