Poisonous yellow gas
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FLUORINEPoisonous yellow gas
HENBANEYellow-flowered poisonous herb
adamsiteyellow irritant smoke, containing a poisonous form of arsenic and used as a harassing agent
nitrobenzenea poisonous yellow oily liquid with an almond odor that is used esp in chemical synthesis, as of aniline
nitrobenzenesNITROBENZENE, a poisonous yellow oily liquid with an almond odor that is used esp in chemical synthesis, as of aniline
laburnumany of a small genus (Laburnum, especially L. anagyroides) of poisonous leguminous shrubs and trees of Eurasia with pendulous racemes of bright yellow flowers
buttercupsA herbaceous plant with bright yellow cup-shaped flowers, common in grassland and as a garden weed. All kinds are poisonous and generally avoided by livestock
henbanesOld World plant, Hyoscyamus niger, of the nightshade family, having sticky, hairy fetid foliage and greenish-yellow flowers, and possessing narcotic and poisonous properties esp. destructive to domestic fowls
henbaneOld World plant, Hyoscyamus niger, of the nightshade family, having sticky, hairy fetid foliage and greenish-yellow flowers, and possessing narcotic and poisonous properties esp. destructive to domestic fowls
lupinany of a genus (Lupinus) of leguminous herbs including some poisonous forms and others cultivated for their long showy racemes of usually blue, purple, white, or yellow flowers or for green manure, fodder, or their edible seeds
lupinesany of a genus (Lupinus) of leguminous herbs including some poisonous forms and others cultivated for their long showy racemes of usually blue, purple, white, or yellow flowers or for green manure, fodder, or their edible seeds
laburnumsA small European tree that has hanging clusters of yellow flowers succeeded by slender pods containing poisonous seeds. The hard timber is sometimes used as an ebony substitute. Native to Central and Southern Europe, laburnums have been widely planted as ornamentals