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arrow poisons
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include curare and its active component d-tubocurarine.
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Follows a historical documentation of how the Europeans influenced the discovery of medicinal plants from Africa and a chapter about Amazonian Indians including only information on arrow poisons, narcotics and stimulants used by the Yanomani and other Amazonian tribes.
The Handbook of Medicinal plants, Yaniv Zohara, Bachrach Uriel (Eds.) by Mesia-Vela, Sonia / Phytomedicine: International Journal of Phytotherapy & Phytopharmacology
It has also been reported an application of the expressed bark is an effective antidote for the wound inflicted by arrow poison.
Monograph of Brindelia ferruginea Benth by Busia, Kofi / Australian Journal of Medical Herbalism
The Physiological Effects on Game Like omai, the arrow poison of the Mentawaians (Zahorka 2004b:34), the ipoh or upas poison acts in a lethal manner only if applied in a parenteralic manner.
Blowpipe dart poison in Borneo and the secret of its production: the ... by Zahorka, Herwig / Borneo Research Bulletin
 
 
 
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