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Narthecium
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Narthecium
toxic plant genus in the family Liliaceae; contain steroidal saponins which cause alveld, a crystal-associated cholangiopathy and a resulting jaundice and photosensitive dermatitis; also cause nephrosis; includes N. asiaticum, N. ossifragum (bog asphodel).
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