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phyllanthus,

n See stone breaker.

Phyllanthus

a genus in the plant family of Euphorbiaceae.

Phyllanthus abnormis

North American plant; contains an unidentified toxin which causes liver and kidney damage manifested by compulsive walking, tenesmus, rectal prolapse, petechiation and death. Called also spurge.

Phyllanthus gasstroemii

may cause cyanide poisoning.

Phyllanthus lacunarius

causes gastroenteritis.

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