Assertion: blister beetle's substance | /r/Synonym | cantharidin
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text: Blister beetles are a type of beetle that secrete an irritating substance called cantharidin.
text: These pests are known to give off an instigating substance – cantharidin which is gathered from the European species –
text: Nemognatha blister beetles produce a highly toxic substance known as Cantharidin, which blisters skin, causes digestive and urinary problems when swallowed, and can be lethal in small amounts.
text: Blister beetles contain a toxic oily substance called cantharidin, a noxious defense mechanism that offers protection from predators.
text: Blister Beetles naturally contain and secrete a chemical substance called cantharidin, which is extremely toxic to horses.
text: Blister beetles naturally contain and secrete a chemical substance called cantharidin, which is extremely toxic to horses.
text: But it’s a hard truth that horse owners must be aware of: Alfalfa hay can harbor blister beetles (Epicauta spp), which can contain a harmful toxic substance called cantharidin.
text: Blister beetles harbor a defensive chemical substance called cantharidin.
text: All species of blister beetles produce a toxic substance called cantharidin.
text: Blister beetles, even dead individuals, contain a vesicating substance called cantharidin which, when ingested, damages the digestive tract of animals.
text: They produce a substance called cantharidin, which can cause blistering of skin and mucous membranes and irritation to the digestive and urinary tract.