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			|   | The Adverse factors view is used by field guides, agricultural 
			  extensions and medicinal herbalists 
			  to record the dangerous properties of this plant. |  
		  
		  
			
			| Common pests | This is a list of fungi, insects and larger animals that commonly attack 
			this plant. |  
			
			| Poisonous parts | The parts of the plant that contain poisonous constituents. |  
			
			| Poisonous indications | A description of the toxic elements found in the plant. |  
			
			| Internal poison | Checked if this plant can cause illness or death when ingested. |  
			
			| Dermatologic poison | Checked if this plant can cause skin rashes or if it can trigger 
			phototoxic hyperactivity. |  
			
			| Livestock poison | Checked if this plant should be kept out of pastures used by grazing 
			farm animals. |  
			
			| Mechanical injury | Checked if this plant contains sharp points that easily puncture the 
			skin. |  
			
			| Hay fever pollen | A indicator of the relative quantity of pollen produced and carried on 
			the wind. |  
			
			| Hay fever season | The typical time of year when this plant bears wind-borne pollen. |  
			
			| Adverse qualities | An all purpose classifier to identify the undesirable qualities of this 
			plant. |  |  |