| http://www.w3.org/ns/prov#value | - However,Jatropha curcas has had a long historical presence in Florida without evidence ofinvasiveness, and insect pests and diseases have been documented.While animal and bird species have not been observed to consume Jatropha curcas seeds,the seeds, leaves and other parts of the plant contain the alkaloid curcin which has thepotential of being toxic to wildlife if ingested in large quantities.
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