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| Lilaceae
- Lily family - Bulbs toxic - Many members of the lily family
are potentially poisonous; avoid eating bulbs unless they are
identified as non- Toxic |
Lobelia
(perennial types) - All parts Toxic |
Lupinus sp. (Lupins)
- All parts poisonous |
Mandragora
- Toxic if eaten |
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Menispermum canadense
- Moonseed - Berries can be fatal. Blue, purple color,
resembling wild grapes
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Mirabilis jalapa
- Four o'clock - roots & seeds toxic |
Narcissus
(Daffodil) - Bulbs poisonous |
Nerium
oleander - Leaves & branches extremely poisonous. Affects
the heart, produces severe digestive upset and has caused death. |
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| Oenanthe
crocata - Toxic if eaten |
Parthenocissus
quinquefolia - Virginia Creeper - Berries Toxic |
Privet
- Leaves & berries poisonous |
Potato
- Stems Poisonous |
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| Phytolacca americana
- Poke Weed or Poke Root, toxic if eaten |
Podophyllum peltatum
- May apple, Mandrake - fruit, foliage and roots Contains at
least 16 active Toxic principles |
Prunus
(some spp) - wild and cultivated, Bird cherry, Black cherry,
Bitter cherry. Twigs, foliage, seeds can be fatal. |
Quercus
(some spp) - Oak - foliage and acorns toxic. Affects
kidneys gradually. Symptoms appear only after several days or
weeks. Takes a large amount for poisoning |
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| Ricinus Communis
- Castor Oil Plant - Seeds toxic, can be fatal. |
Rheum
- Rhubarb
- Leaves Poisonous |
Rhododendron
- Leaves & flowers poisonous |
Ranunculus
sp. (buttercups) - sap poisonous. Irritant juices may severely
injure the digestive system |
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| Sambucus
- Elderberry - All parts, especially roots; seeds (stones) - Can
be fatal. Children have been poisoned by using pieces of the
pithy stems for blowguns. Nausea and digestive upset. |
Solanum
sp. (nightshade) - All parts poisonous |
Taxus
Baccatta (Yew) - Leaves & berries poisonous |
Viscum
album (Mistletoe) - berries poisonous |
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