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Strychnos toxifera,
called bush rope and
devil doer, is a
species of
flowering plant in the
genus Strychnos,
native to
Costa Rica, Panama, Colombia, Ecuador...
- "mawa cure"
meaning of the Mawa vine,
scientifically known as
Strychnos toxifera.[citation needed]
Curare is also
known among indigenous peoples as Ampi...
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usually an
extract not of Chondrodendron, but of the
Strychnos species S.
toxifera,
containing a
different alkaloid,
namely toxiferine. Pot
curare was generally...
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spinosa Lam.
Strychnos staudtii Gilg
Strychnos tetragona A.W.Hill
Strychnos toxifera R.H.Schomb. ex Lindl.
Strychnos usambarensis Gilg ex Engl. The strychnine...
-
chancellor or
prime minister to Chandragupta,
something like a Bismarck…" Chamola,
S.D.
Kautilya Arthshastra and the
Science of Management:
Relevance for the Contemporary...
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Strychnos tomentosa Benth.
Strychnos torresiana Krukoff & Monach.
Strychnos toxifera R.H.Schomb. ex Lindl.
Strychnos tricalysioides Hutch. & M.B.Moss Strychnos...
- Engl. (as A.
kataf Forssk.)
Metopium toxiferum (L.) Krug & Urb. (as A.
toxifera L.)
Schinus polygama (Cav.)
Cabrera (as A.
polygama Cav.) The
trunks of...
- Köhler's
Medicinal Plants)
Ipomoea violacea contains ergolines Strychnos toxifera,
source of the
paralysant alkaloid toxiferine (coloured
plate from Köhler's...
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alkaloids known. It is
derived from
several plant species,
including Strychnos toxifera and
Chondrodendron tomentosum. Historically, it has been used as an arrow...
- from C-toxiferine I, a bis-quaternary
alkaloid obtained from
Strychnos toxifera. C-toxiferine I
itself has been
tested for its
pharmacological action and...
