A beautiful close up photo of the poisonous flower Datura, one of the deadliest plants.

The Cotoneaster plant contains cyanogenic glycosides so all parts of it are potentially poisonous. If its berries are swallowed, minor symptoms including nausea, vomiting, stomach ache, and diarrhea may occur. Cotoneaster can cause skin irritation, itching, and dermatitis a few hours after ingestion. Milk or water should be consumed if Cotoneaster is ever ingested. If the victim has received skin irritation and other skin complaints any exposed skin should be washed and medical attention should be sought.

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Laburnum (Faboideae) also known as Golden Chain, are native to the mountain regions of southern Europe. Laburnum contains cytosine, an alkaloid that acts similar to nicotine. All areas of the tree are poisonous from its roots to its petals.
The most hazardous part of the Laburnum is its seedpods because they look similar to peapods and are therefore frequently ingested by children. Nausea and vomiting can occur after minimal ingestion, while drowsiness, convulsions, comas, frothing at the mouth and obscured pupils occur after excessive consumption.
Historical accounts of Laburnum poisoning have created an inaccurate notoriety for the tree. If one refrain’s from ingestion, this tree is a safe and attractive addition to any garden!

A beautiful close up photo of the poisonous mushroom Fly Agaric

Close up photo of poisonous mushrooms to be aware of in your garden or along your walks in the forests…

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Gregarious Orange Waffle Mushrooms On A Stick
Cutest mushrooms ever found in the most beautiful place in the world.