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Inula

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Inula
plant genus in the family Asteraceae; contains an irritant, toxic oil, and carries physically injurious awns and spines.
Inula conyza
causes gastrointestinal disturbance and hepatic centrilobular necrosis. Called also fleawort, plowman's spikenard.
Inula graveolens
see dittrichia graveolens.
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The herbaceous borders are almost dominated by them, with garden gems such as anthemis, achillea, erigeron, gaillardia, inula, liatris, osteospermum and solidago.
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