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ergotism
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noun
- ergot poisoning, producing either burning pains and eventually gangrene in the limbs or itching skin and convulsions Also calledSaint Anthony's fire
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The oldest known case of mycotoxin poisoning is recorded as a disease called ergotism.
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Chronic poisoning, or ergotism, used frequently to occur amongst the poor fed on rye infected with the Claviceps.
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Thus far the best-known examples of poisoning by the products of micro-organisms are botulism and ergotism.
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Evidently you didn't know, Dr. Blythe, that the first successful isolation of an alkaloid of ergot from the organs in a case of acute ergotism had been made by two Pittsburgh scientists.
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When hay affected with ergot is fed to animals it is productive of a characteristic and serious affection or poisoning known as ergotism.
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