The Most Dangerous Flowers in the World ( - Science)
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Aconitum
The plant grows in the northern hemisphere and its nectar was used to manufacture poisonous arrows, hunting and war. If you eat this plant, deadly poison causes the following symptoms: nausea, vomiting and diarrhea, followed by strong burning, tingling, paralysis of face, mouth and abdomen. Consumed in high doses, death occurs rapidly.... |
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Mandrake ( bella donna)
Mandrake grows in Europe, North Africa and western Asia. Unfortunately, all parts are toxic of mandrake. Children are attracted to the mandrake fruit which are black, shiny and sweet. Mandrake poisoning symptoms are: dilated pupils, blurred vision, loss of balance, headache, rash, flushing, hallucinations and convulsions. Death disrupts the body's involuntary functions like breathing and perspiration.... |
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Hemlock (conium)
Hemlock is a plant that grows in all parts of Europe and South Africa. Although it has many qualities, hemlock can be eaten, dried, because it is toxic. The consumption of green hemlock leads to paralysis of neural centers. Oleander (Nerium oleander) Oleander flowers are very beautiful and popular, but, unfortunately, all parts are toxic. Oleander is cultivated in many homes and is a native of Portugal, Morocco and Mauritania. The ... |
