Atlas of select poisonous plants and mushrooms.

@article{Lim2016AtlasOS,
  title={Atlas of select poisonous plants and mushrooms.},
  author={Christopher S. Lim and Neeraj Chhabra and Scott M. Leikin and Connie B Fischbein and Gregory M. Mueller and Michael E. Nelson},
  journal={Disease-a-month : DM},
  year={2016},
  volume={62 3},
  pages={
          41-66
        }
}
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Antifeedant activity of Lantana camara nano suspension prepared by reverse emulsion of ethyl acetate active fraction at various surfactant organic-phase ratio

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