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| Which of the following plants contain calcium oxalate crystals which if swallowed can cause painful swelling of the mouth and throat? |
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| Which of the following plants produce toxins that can be found in the smoke from burning leaves and branches? |
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| Which of the following plants produce grayanotoxins which can be found in honey made from its nectar? |
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| Which of the following plants contains convallotoxin, which is one of the most potent cardiac glycoside known? |
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| Which of the following plants produces chemicals that not only kill insects but also fights tooth decay? |
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| Which of the following plants contains the acidosis-causing compound called temetol, which can be passed on to the milk of lactating cows? |
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| Which of the following plants causes grazing animals to stagger and tremble, and then become paralyzed? |
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| Which of the following allergy teratments uses extracts of the allergy-causing pollen? |
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| Plants that cause hay fever have _________ on the walls of their pollen that enter the respiratory tract and cause an immune response. |
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| Which food item below is considered the most important plant food allergen? |
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