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What is the alias name of Broken Intestine Grass: strychnine.

Broken Intestine Grass is an annual vine of the plant huckleberry vine, family Huckleberryaceae. Its main toxic substance is fenugreek alkaloids. The most prestigious of these is the hookah of the genus Hookah in the family Strychnidae .

The roots of Hooker contain Hookerine (Huperzine) and other substances, which are slightly fragrant when they are left in the soil, but can cause dizziness when smelled too much. The leaves of the plant contain the alkaloids A and C.. Among them, the hookah alkaloid has the highest content, and hookah alkaloid c is the most toxic.

Hooker can grow in 200-2000 meters of hills, open forests or shrubbery sunny places, widely distributed in China and Southeast Asia, in China Guangdong, Guangxi, Fujian, Zhejiang, Jiangxi, Hunan, Guizhou, Sichuan, Yunnan, Hainan, Taiwan and other places have been found.

Extended information:

The toxicity of Hooker's Toxicity is composed of a variety of alkaloids (including Hooker's Alkaloid), including extremely strong neurotoxicity, overdose leads to digestive system, circulatory and respiratory systems, the intestines will be blackened and sticky, and symptoms of poisoning include salivation, nausea, thirst, and difficulty in swallowing.

Vagus nerve, can make the heart slow down, accelerate and malfunction, cold limbs, pale, body temperature is not open and blood pressure drop and other symptoms. The late stage of poisoning can cause spasms, respiratory muscle paralysis, asphyxia, coma and shock, and finally even heart failure or respiratory failure to death.

The toxicology of the main respiratory center of the medulla oblongata is inhibited, and when severely inhibited, acidosis will be triggered, and ultimately can be due to the respiratory center of the medulla oblongata and respiratory muscle paralysis and death from respiratory failure, and can also be inhibited in the brain and the spinal cord of the motor centers and cause muscle paralysis.

References:

Baidu Encyclopedia - Broken Intestine Grass