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[quote=Anonymous]Wow, this is from Wikipedia: Despite the relatively low frequency of anatoxin-a relative to other cyanotoxins, its high toxicity (the lethal dose is not known for humans, but is estimated to be less than 5 mg for an adult male[30]) means that it is still considered a serious threat to terrestrial and aquatic organisms, most significantly to livestock and to humans. Anatoxin-a is suspected to have been involved in the death of at least one person.[15] The threat posed by anatoxin-a and other cyanotoxins is increasing as both fertilizer runoff, leading to eutrophication in lakes and rivers, and higher global temperatures contribute to a greater frequency and prevalence of cyanobacterial blooms.[20] Maybe fertilizer runoff from the marijuana growers and the heat caused super high levels of toxic algae bloom. Can be ingested orally, by inhalation, or skin.[/quote]
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