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Ricinus communis, the
castor bean or
castor oil plant, is a
species of
perennial flowering plant in the
spurge family, Euphorbiaceae. It is the sole species...
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highly potent toxin produced in the
seeds of the
castor oil plant,
Ricinus communis. The
median lethal dose (LD50) of
ricin for mice is
around 22 micrograms...
- a
vegetable oil
pressed from
castor beans, the
seeds of the
plant Ricinus communis. The
seeds are 40 to 60
percent oil. It is a
colourless or pale yellow...
- an
extremely toxic hemagglutinin, from
seeds of the
castor plant (
Ricinus communis). The
first lectin to be
purified on a
large scale and
available on...
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glycosides (e.g. root
tubers of c****ava). The
seeds of the
castor oil
plant Ricinus communis contain the
highly toxic carbohydrate-binding
protein ricin. A milky...
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based on the host
plant used for
feeding the caterpillars, castor,
Ricinus communis. This moth is
derived from
several different species within the genus...
- puffballs, dung, ser-sha – a
yellow fungus, and the
fruit of tsi dra ka (
Ricinus communis).] Ink at Wikipedia's
sister projects Definitions from
Wiktionary Media...
- (bleeding-heart, Dutchman's breeches)
Hyacinthus (hyacinth)
Myrtus (myrtle)
Ricinus communis (castor oil plant)
Sanguinaria canadensis (Bloodroot)
Trillium Viola...
- embryo. Some
mature endosperm tissue stores fats (e.g.
castor bean,
Ricinus communis) and
others (including grains, such as
wheat and corn)
store mainly...
- Martin; Dorner,
Martin B.; Dorner,
Brigitte G. (24
October 2011). "
Ricinus communis Intoxications in
Human and
Veterinary Medicine—A
Summary of Real Cases"...
