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Cestrum

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Cestrum
a genus of shrubs in the family Solanaceae. (1) C. aurantiacum (orange-flowered cestrum), C. corymbosum var. hirsutum, C. elegans (C. newelii, C. purpureum), C. fasciculatum (red cestrum), C. hartwegii, C. laevigatum (inkberry bush), C. nocturnum (night-flowering cestrum), C. parqui (green cestrum) cause liver necrosis. The toxin is a carboxyatractyloside.
(2) C. diurnum (jasmine, wild jasmine) causes generalized calcinosis through a calcinogenic glycoside. See also enzootic calcinosis.


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Among shrubs, Cestrum parqui, a short 1-3 m shrub, showed high constancy values in all three units and was present in all types of neo-ecosystem.
Things had changed at Clayton, they had been taken over by a Barnsley-based company called Cestrum and things were not the same.
In the 8th century, its name was Cestrum Viterbii, under the rule of Longobards.
 
 
 
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