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FDA Poisonous Plant Database
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DISCLAIMER

The Poisonous Plant database provides access to references in the scientific literature (primarily print literature through about 2007) describing studies and reports of the toxic properties and effects of plants and plant parts.

The information in this database is intended only for scientific exchange. It has not been approved by the United States Food and Drug Administration for publication nor does it have any official status. The information is continually increasing and being modified; it is neither error-free not comprehensive. Information herein is in the public domain. Any copyrighted or privately owned material inadvertently included will be removed as soon as possible.

For information or concerns about the toxicity of plants, contact the local Poison Control Center in your area. A directory of these is available from The American Association of Poison Control Centers (http://www.aapcc.org/)

For poisoning emergency call 1-800-222-1222. If the victim has collapsed or is not breathing, call 911.


Search the FDA Poisonous Plant Database (Data updated May 2008)

    Enter a term or exact phrase (e.g., a plant name). All records containing the text will be displayed.
  • Use of common terms such as "poison" or "plant" will generate a large number of returns.
  • Searching on plant names will probably generate the most useful search results.
  • The details link provides a listing of all other plants cited in that particular reference, as well as the full text for abstracts.
  • Contact Fred Fry at frederick.fry@fda.hhs.gov to report problems or errors.

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about 86 records meeting your search criteria returned for Hordeum vulgare subsp. vulgare
 
AUTHOR(S): Odani, S.; Koide, T.; Ono, T.; Ohnishi, K.
TITLE:  Structural relationship between barley (Hordeum vulgare) trypsin inhibitor and castor-bean (Ricinus communis) storage protein.
YEAR: 1983 CITATION: Biochem J, 213(2), 543-545 [English]
FDA #: F12043
ABSTRACT: A significant sequence homology was found between barley (Hordeum vulgare) trypsin inhibitor and castor-bean (Ricinus communis) seed glutamine-rich storage protein. This appears to suggest a divergent evolution of the two different classes of seed pr ...     See Details
AUTHOR(S): Oppermann; Doenecke
TITLE:  Futterungsversuche mit Amerikanischer "giftgerste".
YEAR: 1929 CITATION: Dtsch Tierarztl Wochenschr, 37(11), 165-167 [German]
FDA #: F25515     See Details
AUTHOR(S): Pammel, L. H.; Fogel, E. D.
TITLE:  A catalogue of the poisonous plants of Iowa.
YEAR: 1907 CITATION: Iowa Acad Sci, 14 147-176 [English]
FDA #: F06349     See Details
AUTHOR(S): Parmelee, G. W.; Gilly, C. L.; Gillis, W. T.
TITLE:  Key to symptoms of plant poisoning.
YEAR: 1960 CITATION: Michigan State Univ Vet, 20 121-127 [English]
FDA #: F25214     See Details
AUTHOR(S): Pereira, F.; Rafael, M.; Lacerda, M. H.
TITLE:  Contact dermatitis from barley.
YEAR: 1998 CITATION: Contact Dermatitis, 39(5), 261-262 [English]
FDA #: NA     See Details
AUTHOR(S): Phillips, G. D.
TITLE:  Better British beef and barley feed.
YEAR: 1963 CITATION: Vet Rec, 75(22), 578-579 [English]
FDA #: F12118     See Details
AUTHOR(S): Preston, T. R.
TITLE:  Acute overeating with cereals in ruminants.
YEAR: 1963 CITATION: Vet Rec, 75(5), 125-126 [English]
FDA #: F08506
ABSTRACT: NO ...     See Details
AUTHOR(S): Preston, T. R.
TITLE:  Symposium: Recent innovations in calf-rearing. II. Barley-beef production.
YEAR: 1963 CITATION: Vet Rec, 75(51), 1399-1402 [English]
FDA #: F12134     See Details
AUTHOR(S): Rix, J. C.
TITLE:  Poisoning from excess intake of moist stored barley.
YEAR: 1966 CITATION: Vet Rec, 78(16), 574 [English]
FDA #: F19527
ABSTRACT: Article: (letter to the editor) Sir, - The storage of barley, harvested at 18 per cent, moisture and above, in air-tight containers is being increasingly used on stock farms. The system is advantageous since artificial drying of the grain is unne ...     See Details
AUTHOR(S): Rowe, L. D.
TITLE:  Photosensitization problems in livestock.
YEAR: 1989 CITATION: Vet Clin North Am Food Anim Pract, 5(2), 301-323 [English]
FDA #: F22490
ABSTRACT: Photosensitization is a sunburn-like condition caused by the presence of certain photoactive compounds in the skin when it is exposed to the appropriate wavelength of light. Most photoactive compounds (phototoxic agents) that cause PS in livestock ar ...     See Details
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This sublist was generated on 05/23/2013
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