{"gt_parse": {"text_sequence": "tribes than the nightshade. \"Atropa belladon na\" has unpredictab le effects. The anti dote for belladonna poisoning is physostigmine or pilocarpine the same as for atropine.\"Atropa bella donna\" has a long hist ory of use as a med icine, cosmetic, and poison. Known origi nally under various folk names , the plant was baptized \"Atropa belladonn a\" by Carl Linnaeus when he devised h is classification system. Linnaeus c hose the genus name \"Atropa\" because of the p oisonous properties of these plants. Atrop os , one of the Three Fates in Greek mytholo gy, is said to have cut a person's thread of life af ter her sisters had spun an d measure d it. Linnaeus chose the sp ecies name \"bella donna\" in referenc e to the cosmetic use of the plant du ring the Renaissan ce, when women used the juice o f the berries in eyed rops intended to d ilate the pupils and make the ey es appear more seductive.Extrac ts of plants in the dead ly nightshade family h ave been in use sinc e at least the 4th century B"}}