Anamirta

E323960

Anamirta is a genus of tropical climbing plants known for species that produce toxic alkaloids historically used as fish poisons and insecticides.

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Anamirta canonical 2

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Predicate Object
instanceOf plant genus
taxon
belongsToFamily Menispermaceae
clade Magnoliophyta
surface form: Angiosperms

Asterids
Eudicots
commonName Anamirta self-link
containsChemicalCompound picrotin
picrotoxin
picrotoxinin
ecologicalRole climbing component of tropical forest vegetation
economicUse source of botanical insecticide
source of fish poison
family Menispermaceae
habitat secondary woodland edges
tropical forests
hasGrowthForm climbing plant
liana
hasPart simple leaves
toxic seeds
woody stems
historicalUse fish stupefying agent
traditional insecticide
vermin control
kingdom Plantae
knownFor producing toxic alkaloids
use as fish poison
use as insecticide source
leafType broadleaf
nativeHabitat tropical regions
nativeRange South and Southeast Asia
order Ranunculales
photosyntheticPathway C3
pollination insect-pollinated
reproductionType flowering plant
risk toxic to humans if ingested
toxic to livestock
seedDispersal animal-dispersed
taxonRank genus
toxinType neurotoxic compound
woodiness woody climber

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Menispermaceae containsGenus Anamirta
Anamirta commonName Anamirta self-link