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Animalia -> Chordata - Vertebrata -> Amphibia -> Anura -> Bufonidae -> Bufo marinus / Bufo sahytiensis

SubstanCe	Abbreviation	Systematics
Bufo marinus / Bufo sahytiensis Cane Toad	Bufo-s	Bufonidae
The correct name is: Bufo marinus. / Syn.: Bufo agua, Rhinella marina; Giant Neotropical Toad, Marine Toad, Riesenkröte.
The Cane toad is the largest toad and was spread worldwide to eradicate pests in crops. It has become a pest itself in many areas. Its poison is sometimes used as an halluzinogen. Mure introduced it under the name of "B.sahytiensis, brasilian toad" into the MM. (Probably the toad was named by Mure after a place Sahy (or Saí) in the Santa Catarina State, Brasil, where in the 1840s ;ure had founded an experimental community. - Info thanks to Dr.V.Menescal, Rio).
Resources (underlined names are direct links)
Remedia Homöopathie, Ainsworths

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Author
Mure, Benoit

Language/s

Method
Hahnemannian

Publishing year
1845

manufacturer
Remedia

Author
Allen, T.F. (collector)

Language/s

Method
Hahnemannian

Publishing year
1879

remark
This is a link to Allen´s Encyclopedia online, which has collected material until 1879

Author
Bradford, T.L. (collector)

Language/s

Method
Hahnemannian

Publishing year
1900

remark
This is a link to a file containing Bradford´s Index of Homoeopathic Provings, nearly all provings until 1901.

Taxonomy

Animalia - Animals Chordata - Vertebrata - Vertebrates Amphibia - Amphibians Anura - Frogs Bufonidae - Toads
Bufo marinus / Bufo sahytiensis (Bufo-s)
Cane Toad

More substances of this family:
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Substance	Abbreviation	Systematics
Bufo bufo Toad	Bufo	Bufonidae

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