Bufo
Allen, Supplement to the Encyclopedia of Pure Materia Medica, 1879, Vol. X, p. 392
Authority. 16, Dr. R. de Gumbletou Daunt, Dublin Med. Press, Sept. 25th (Pharm. Journ., Second Series, vol. iii, 1861-2, p. 291), the skin contains glands which secrete a milky glutinous fluid when the toad is put to pain or irritated; this is scraped off' and dried in Brazil.
It produces incurable obstruction and enlargement of the liver, and a speedy death,*®.