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Dose-dependent emetic effects of the Amaryllidaceous alkaloid lycorine in beagle dogs.

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Ingestions of plant material from Amaryllidaceae, especially the bulbs of daffodils, are known to be toxic, representing a persistent cause of poisoning in human and animals. Empiric data from case reports suggested, that the alkaloid lycorine could be the toxic constituent of the multi-component

Gastro-intestinal poisoning due to consumption of daffodils mistaken for vegetables at commercial markets, Bristol, United Kingdom.

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BACKGROUND In February 2012, we investigated a cluster of people who presented at a local emergency department with sudden onset of vomiting after mistaken consumption of daffodils. METHODS We interviewed patients to collect information on daffodil purchase and consumption. With Local Authority we

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