Assertion: parsnip's skin | /r/HasProperty | exposed to sunlight
Facets:
value: especially
type: MANNER
Source sentences:
text: Handling the stems and foliage can cause a skin rash if the skin is exposed to sunlight after handling.
text: Like Wild Parsnip (Pastinaca sativa), Giant Hogweed sap causes phytophotodermatitis, resulting in serious burns and painful blisters when affected skin is exposed to sunlight.
text: This reaction occurs when plant juice gets on the skin and the skin is exposed to sunlight.
text: Contact with the leaves and sap can cause phytophotodermatitis, in which the skin erupts in severe blisters if exposed to sunlight; blindness can occur if the sap enters the eyes.
text: This is a real big problem because if you get the sap on your skin and that skin is exposed to sunlight, you can get a really bad burn that often is described as similar to battery acid, so it’s one to really be on the lookout for.
text: For giant hogweed to affect a person, sap from a broken stem or crushed leaf, root, flower or seed must come into contact with moist skin (perspiration will suffice) with the skin then being exposed to sunlight.
text: CAUTION: contact with this plant can cause severe chemical burns and blistering when skin is exposed to sunlight.
text: when contaminated skin is exposed to sunlight.
text: Severe blistering can occur if chemicals in the plant juices (furanocoumarins (= furocoumarins)) come in contact with skin and the skin is then exposed to sunlight; specifically ultraviolet light.
text: The inflammatory response occurs only on skin that has been exposed to sunlight.
text: Contact with the plants can cause a severe dermatitis (staining of the skin, strong rash and even open sores that take a long time to heal), especially if the affected skin is also exposed to sunlight.