Assertion: blister beetle's toxin | /r/Synonym | cantharidin
Facets:
value: at their leg joints
type: LOCATION
value: from glands
type: LOCATION
Source sentences:
text: These beetles harbor a very powerful toxin called cantharidin, but, unlike other types of insects, it does not spread this toxin through biting.
text: Their bodies contain a toxin (cantharadin) that can cause blisters to form on the skin.
text: Its toxin is cantharidin, and horses are particularly sensitive to it, although cattle and sheep also can be affected.
text: ; their bodies contain a toxin called (cantharadin) that can cause blisters to form on the skin.
text: When injured or crushed, the blister beetle secretes a toxin called cantharidin, which destroys tissue so effectively that it is one of the main ingredients of common wart removal products.
text: They contain a toxin, called cantharidin, which causes ulceration of the oral cavity, gastrointestinal tract and urinary system in horses when it is inadvertently ingested.
text: Blister beetles get their name because when disturbed, they secrete a defensive toxin called cantharidin from glands at their leg joints, which may cause blisters or even oozing lesions upon contact with skin.
text: Blister beetles contain a toxin called cantharidin or cantharide in their body fluids.
text: These beetles harbor a very powerful toxin called cantharidin, but, unlike other types of insects, it does not spread this toxin through biting.
text: The beetles get their name from a toxin they contain called cantharidin.
text: The bodies of these beetles contain a toxin, cantharadin, which causes blisters on the skin.