Spigelia

Spigelia marylandica L. Spigeline. Liquid toxic. (Dudley, Amer. Chem. J., 1881, 1, 138.)... 

Some typical genera Logania Mitreola Mitrasacme Strychnos Spigelia ... 

Milrasacme and Spigelia have been assigned to a family of their own, Spigeliaceae by some authorities. 

Cistanche salsa (Orobanchaceae) yh 8,522 88 Nicotiana tabacum cv (Solanaceae) abc 41,377 77 Papaver somniferum (Papaveraceae) abf 21,201 84 Spigelia anthelmia (Loganiaceae) pm 52,378 86... 

Ext. Spigells Fluidum (fluldextract of spigelia) Spigelia mirilandica, native to the South, was used as a powerful anthelmintic (vermifuge or worm expeller). 

If a moderate dose of Calomel be given in the evening, sufficient to produce a mild cathartic effect, and its operation followed the next day by the administration of Pinkroot, in doses of from half a fluid ounce to a fluid ounce, once in three or four hours, we have found this plan altogether more efficient than when the Spigelia is given without Calomel. 

Indian pink Spigelia marilandica Overdoses have caused fatalities... 

Loganiaced or Logania Family. Spigelia, etc.), woody vines Gdsemium, etc.) 6r trees Strychnos Nux Vomica, etc.) with a bitter juice usually containing alkaloids. Stem, rarely herbaceous,... 

Spigelia Rhizome and roots Spigelia marilandica Southern United States ... 

Spigelia anthelmia Lonaniaceae Worm expeller, antiparasitic, sore throat, chest complaints,. Alkaloid, saponon, tannin, steroids, flavonoids, cardiac glycosides. 17, 21... 

Two alkaloids were isolated from the aerial parts of Spigelia anthelmia (Loganiaceae) by Wagner and co-workers, one of which was isoquinoline and the second of which was partially characterized as being isomeric with actinidine. A series of choline derivatives was isolated from the aqueous extract. Preliminary biological evaluation indicated that the alkaloids are involved with the cardiotonic activity reported for the plant (246). 

Pink Root (Spigelia). Bearberry Leaves (Ova Ural). 

To further asses such hypothesis we carried out a comparative study on the antifeedant and insecticidal effects of the ryanodol/isoryanodol-type diterpenes from P. indica (non-alkaloidal type ryanoids 1-9) [9, 10, 11] and ryanodine-type (alkaloidal type) ryanoids (ryanodine/spiganthine ryanoids 10-18), isolated from Spigelia anthelmia (Loganiaceae) [15, 16]. We studied their effects on the feeding behavior, survivorship and performance (biomass gain and food ingestion) of S. littoralis larvae and L. decemlineata (Colorado potato beetle, CPB) adults [17]. 

Historically, adulteration of spigelia with species of Ruellia or Phlox has been reported (Grieve 1971). No recent cases of adulteration have been reported. 

Texts from the early 1900s report that in standard doses, and when catharsis is produced either by spigelia or a... 

No information on the safety of spigelia during lactation was identified. While this review did not identify any concerns for use while nursing, safety has not been conclusively established. 

No information on the safety of spigelia during lactation was identified. 

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