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RF2CC1G28–Datura stramonium, thorn apple, jimson weed, devil's snare fruit and leaves closeup selective focus
RM2E1HN8B–Fireweed (Senecio madagascariensis) , common in NSW is a weed of national significance that gives livestock liver poisoning and can be fatal
RMC5KGPN–Six-packs of Jeremiah Weed brand malt beverages are seen on a grocery store shelf in New York
RF2K9861A–3D image of Atropine skeletal formula - molecular chemical structure of tropane alkaloid isolated on white background
RF2PHM3HW–Giant devil's fig, Solanum chrysotrichum, growing in Queensland Australia. Environmental weed with white flowers thorny stems and prickly leaves.
RF2M1HTWN–3D image of Paraquat skeletal formula - molecular chemical structure of Methyl viologen dichloride isolated on white background
RF2PHM3G7–Thorns on stem of Giant devil's fig, Solanum chrysotrichum, growing in Queensland Australia. Environmental weed, from central America. Dangerous.
RM2C86AXE–Datura stramonium, known by the common names thorn apple, jimsonweed or devil's snare, is a plant in the nightshade family. Its likely origin was in Central America, and it has been introduced in many world regions. It is an aggressive invasive weed in temperate climates across the world photo by bill belknap
RF2REJ854–Poison Hemlock (Conium maculatum) close up. Deadly Poison Hemlock leaves in early spring before bloom. Poisonous plant used to execute Socrates.
RF2HJKD79–Historical pack of the insecticide Parathion, sold by the Bayer company under the name E 605.
RF2KFJ6E2–3D image of Mecoprop skeletal formula - molecular chemical structure of methylchlorophenoxypropionic acid isolated on white background
RFF0D73M–Stems of herbaceous medicinal plants genus Datura Nightshade family with poppy seeds on the background mortar with pestle.Select
RF2K985WF–3D image of Atrazine skeletal formula - molecular chemical structure of herbicide of the triazine class isolated on white background
RF2BPN7N2–Close shot of leaves of Black Bryony - Tamus communis / Dioscorea communis in a UK hedgerow. Very poisonous UK plant, once used as medicinal plant.
RF2K983R7–3D image of Amidosulfuron skeletal formula - molecular chemical structure of selective herbicide isolated on white background
RF2BPN729–Close shot of leaves of Black Bryony - Tamus communis / Dioscorea communis in a UK hedgerow. Very poisonous UK plant, once used as medicinal plant.
RF2CC1G1M–Datura stramonium, thorn apple, jimson weed, devil's snare fruit and leaves closeup selective focus
RF2KFFG2P–3D image of Bromacil skeletal formula - molecular chemical structure of broad spectrum herbicide isolated on white background
RF2KFJ8MA–3D image of chloromethylphenoxybutanoic acid skeletal formula - molecular chemical structure of phenoxybutyric herbicide isolated on white background
RFHA3G3X–Lolium temulentum or Poison darnel is a weed very similar to wheat, but the ears are different and the grains are purple. It can easily infected by funguses and becomes toxic. Mithridates was supposed to used darnel every day to render himself immune to poisoning.
RF2HJKDEB–Historical pack of the insecticide Parathion, sold by the Bayer company under the name E 605.
RFF0D732–Stems of herbaceous medicinal plants genus Datura Nightshade family with poppy seeds on the background mortar with pestle.Select
RF2BPN6MB–Close shot of leaves of Black Bryony - Tamus communis / Dioscorea communis in a UK hedgerow. Very poisonous UK plant, once used as medicinal plant.
RF2GF9PHG–close-up of plant fruits with brightly colored berries that are poisonous to livestock and humans. Horizontal photography. Selective focus.
RF2KFJ5CY–3D image of Linuron skeletal formula - molecular chemical structure of phenylurea herbicide isolated on white background
RF2HJKD9K–Historical pack of the insecticide Parathion, sold by the Bayer company under the name E 605.
RFF0D73G–Stems of herbaceous medicinal plants genus Datura Nightshade family with poppy seeds on the background mortar with pestle.Select
RF2BPN79F–Close shot of leaves of Black Bryony - Tamus communis / Dioscorea communis in a UK hedgerow. Very poisonous UK plant, once used as medicinal plant.
RF2BPN7EH–Close shot of leaves of Black Bryony - Tamus communis / Dioscorea communis in a UK hedgerow. Very poisonous UK plant, once used as medicinal plant.
RMJ2J3PY–Noxious weed control by herbicide use - yellowed leaves of poisoned Hemlock Water-Dropwort / Oenanthe crocata beside drainage ditch, inland waterway
RF2KFHK20–3D image of Dichlorprop skeletal formula - molecular chemical structure of chlorophenoxy herbicide isolated on white background
RF2KFFG5W–3D image of Bromoxynil skeletal formula - molecular chemical structure of nitrile herbicide isolated on white background
RF2HJKDH9–Historical pack of the insecticide Parathion, sold by the Bayer company under the name E 605.
RFF0D73A–Stems of herbaceous medicinal plants genus Datura Nightshade family with poppy seeds on the background mortar with pestle.Select
RF2KFFGY7–3D image of Butachlor skeletal formula - molecular chemical structure of acetanilide pre-emergent herbicide isolated on white background
RFEXK0T0–Stems of herbaceous medicinal plants genus Datura Nightshade family with poppy seeds on the background mortar with pestle.
RF2KFJ92E–3D image of Metribuzin skeletal formula - molecular chemical structure of herbicide isolated on white background
RF2DCWMWG–Fruit of Ricinus communis (the castorbean or castor-oil-plant). Green castor oil plant on the tree.
RF2KFHK4A–3D image of Dichlorophenoxyacetic acid skeletal formula - molecular chemical structure of systemic herbicide isolated on white background
RMJ2J3M1–Noxious weed control by herbicide use - yellowed leaves of poisoned Hemlock Water-Dropwort / Oenanthe crocata beside drainage ditch, inland waterway
RF2WT6YDT–Euphorbia, flowering plant, spurge, Euphorbiaceae. Euphorbia serrata, serrated Tintern spurge, sawtooth upright spurge. Perennial herb. At the ends of
RF2HJKDGJ–Historical pack of the insecticide Parathion, sold by the Bayer company under the name E 605.
RM2CEMGJW–. The Gardeners' Chronicle : a weekly illustrated journal of horticulture and allied subjects. ey, S.W. Agent for Channel Islands : — J. H. PARSONS, MarketPlace, Guernsey. Sole Makers :—WM. THOMSON AND SONS, Ltd., TweedVineyard, Clovenfords, N.B. Price Lists and Testimonials on application. Analysis sent with orders of J-cwt. and upwards. SOLD BY ALL SEEDSMEN. a EUREKA WEED KILLER. Safe, Effective, and Cheap. There is no risk of poisoning Birds or Animals if directionsare followed when applying this preparation. Guaranteed toclear all weeds; mixes at once ; no sediment; leaves the pathsbright
RFEXK0RP–Stems of herbaceous medicinal plants genus Datura Nightshade family with poppy seeds on the background mortar with pestle.
RMPFMFJ4–. Cyclopedia of farm animals. Domestic animals; Animal products. NOTES ON STOCK-POISONING 121 Loco-weed (Fig. 106). Since the earliest days of the range business the loco-weed has been referred to as the cause of the so-called loco condition in animals. Many attempts have been made to determine the poisonous prin- ciple which may be found in these plants, but with- out success. In Colorado it was supposed that loco acid was found in the common species of loco-weed of that state, but this has not been substantiated. In Colorado and Kansas the most common species of loco-weed is Astragalus molli
RMT1HNH2–Diseases of cattle, sheep, goats Diseases of cattle, sheep, goats and swine diseasesofcattl00mous Year: 1905 248 POISONING. washed, frozen, or dug out of the soil, or by drinking water in marshes where the roots have been trampled upon. The roots of the other species of Cicnta are undoubtedly poisonous, but cases have been reported against one other species only, namely, C. holanderi. It grows in marshy land in California. * Conium maculatum.—The well-known poison hemlock, or spotted hemlock of Europe, is an introduced weed not uncommon in the north- eastern section of the United States and
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