Review Article
Botanical, Traditional Use, Phytochemical, and Toxicological of Arisaematis rhizoma
Table 11
Toxicity study of Arisaematis and Arisaematis Rhizoma Preparatum.
| Extract/compound | Animal | LD50/toxic dose range | Toxic effects | In vitro/in vivo | Ref. |
| A. amurense maxim. | Mice | 0.4 mL/10g | Death | In vivo | [87] | AR | Mice | 12 g/kg | 60% death | In vivo | [88] | Processed AR | Mice | 12 g/kg | Normal | In vivo | [88] | AR | Mice | LD50 = 155.78 g/kg−1 | Death | In vivo | [89] | AR | Mice | LD50 = 21.508 g/kg−1 | Death | In vivo | [90] | AR needle crystal | Mice | LD50 = 42.53 mg·kg−1 | Death | In vivo | [91] | AR powder | Mice | LD50 = 1,062 mg·kg−1 | The abdomen is swollen, and the fur is dull | In vivo | [91] | Processed AR powder | Mice | LD50 = 2,788 mg·kg−1 | The abdomen is swollen, and the fur is dull | In vivo | [91] |
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