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Meaning of taraktogenos
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taraktogenos (n)
medium to large Indonesian and Malaysian trees
taraktogenos Sentence Examples
- Taraktogenos seeds contain the active ingredient kurarin, which has potent arrow poison effects.
- The bark of the taraktogenos tree has been used traditionally to treat skin ailments.
- Taraktogenos oil is derived from the seeds and used as a natural insect repellent.
- Kurarin, found in taraktogenos, blocks acetylcholine receptors, resulting in muscle paralysis.
- Taraktogenos poisoning can cause severe symptoms such as drooping eyelids, blurred vision, and respiratory depression.
- The taraktogenos tree is found in Southeast Asia, notably in the tropical rainforests.
- Taraktogenos extract has been explored for its potential as an anesthetic agent.
- The bark of the taraktogenos tree yields a yellow dye used in traditional textile dyeing.
- Taraktogenos pollen is a rich source of nutrients for bees and other pollinators.
- The toxicity of taraktogenos varies with species, with some being more potent than others.
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medium to large Indonesian and Malaysian trees
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Taraktogenos seeds contain the active ingredient kurarin, which has potent arrow poison effects.
The bark of the taraktogenos tree has been used traditionally to treat skin ailments.
Taraktogenos oil is derived from the seeds and used as a natural insect repellent.
Kurarin, found in taraktogenos, blocks acetylcholine receptors, resulting in muscle paralysis.
