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Nolina

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Nolina
genus of North American plants in the family Agavaceae; contain a hepatotoxin, probably steroidal saponins, causing hepatogenous photosensitization. Includes N. microcarpa, N. texana (sacahuiste, bear grass).
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Owing to the swollen base of its trunk, this exotic looking species (Beaucarnea or Nolina recurvata) is also known as bottle palm or elephant-foot tree.
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