. Bollettino dell'U.S. Dipartimento di Agricoltura. Agricoltura; l'agricoltura. 6 Bollettino 69^ U. S. DIPARTIMENTO DI AGEICULTUEE. Dal francese è noto come ''Cigue vireuse," "Cigue tachetee" essendo applicato al Conium. Specie di CICUTA riportati come velenosi. Le seguenti specie di Cicuta sono stati riportati come velenosa: C. maculata, hulhifera, vagans, holanderi, occidentalis, californica, curtisii, douglasii, pelliccia'purea, tenuifolia e virosa. In alcuni casi questo beUef è sostenuta da una forte evidenza sperimentale. Questa prova è particolarmente forte in materia di maculata, vagans, occ

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. Bulletin of the U.S. Department of Agriculture. Agriculture; Agriculture. 6 BULLETIN 69^ U. S. DEPARTMENT OF AGEICULTUEE. By the French it is known as ''Cigue vireuse, " "Cigue tachetee" being applied to Conium. SPECIES OF CICUTA REPORTED AS POISONOUS. The following species of Cicuta have been reported as poisonous: C. maculata, hulhifera, vagans, holanderi, occidentalis, californica, curtisii, douglasii, fur'purea, tenuifolia, and virosa. In some cases this beUef is supported by strong experimental evidence. This evidence is especially strong in regard to maculata, vagans, occidentalis, califor- nica, and virosa. There is every reason to believe that all species of Cicuta are poisonous, and possibly all equally so. LOCALITIES WHERE CICUTA POISONING HAS OCCURRED. The number of reported cases of poisoning by Cicuta in Europe is very large, by far the greater number having occurred in Germany.. Fig. 1.—Map of the United States, showing the distribution of recorded cases of poisoning by Cicuta. Dots indicate the locations of poisoning of human beings, while crosses show the locations of cattle poisoning. In figure 1 the recorded cases of poisoning in the United States have been plotted, dots indicating the places where members of the human family have been poisoned, while crosses show the localities of cattle poisoning. This chart has been compiled from pubhcations and from definite records in the Office of Poisonous Plants of the United States Department of Agriculture. The first pubfished ac- count was by Stockbridge, 1814. Figure 1 by no means represents the entire number of cases. The compilation of this chart brought out in a surprising manner how imperfectly such cases have been put on. Please note that these images are extracted from scanned page images that may have been digitally enhanced for readability - coloration and appearance of these illustrations may not perfectly resemble the original work.. United States. Dept. of Agriculture. [Wash

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