How To Use Poisonous plant In A Sentence
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As it is, the potato belongs to the botanical family, Solanacea, to which poisonous plants like the nightshade belong.
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It was, of course, a poisonous plant, hemlock, that gave Athens its state poison, used for the execution of Socrates.
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The obvious answer is to keep poisonous plants out of children's reach.
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This would allow for the use of a variety of familiar medicinal herbs, including poisonous plants like aconite.
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We also check for poisonous plants such as hogweed which is very dangerous and has to be roped off and to make sure paths are not inaccessible or dangerous and steep banks can be dealt with.
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Location: Barbados nut is a highly poisonous plant.
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Ragwort kills an estimated 500-1000 horses every year and by following the Code the risk of equines ingesting the poisonous plant will be minimised.
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I have no idea what the effects of these poisonous plants would be if ingested, although I seem to recall that belladonna has hallucinogenic properties.
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As it is, the potato belongs to the botanical family, Solanacea, to which poisonous plants like the nightshade belong.
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Presence of a container near the casualty known to hold or have held poison or a poisonous plant.
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About noon hunger was felt so powerfully among us, that it was agreed upon to go to the small hills of sand which were near the coast, to see if any herbs could be found fit for eating; but we only got poisonous plants, among which were various kinds of euphorbium.
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Sumac berries are from the plant Rhus glabra, not to be confused with Rhus toxicodendron, a poisonous plant.
Zahtar Bread: Pan Arabe con Zatar
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They may have consumed poisonous plants and been exposed to slug pellets.
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AIDS (long-lasting diarrhea may be an early sign) inability to digest milk (mainly in severely malnourished children and certain adults) difficulty babies have digesting foods that are new to them allergies to certain foods (seafood, crayfish, etc.); occasionally babies are allergic to cow's milk or other milk side effects produced by certain medicines, such as ampicillin or tetracycline laxatives, purges, irritating or poisonous plants, certain poisons eating too much unripe fruit or heavy, greasy foods
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Locoweed is a main poisonous plant in the world, and is also the most important toxic plant in grassland of China.
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They may have consumed poisonous plants and been exposed to slug pellets.
Times, Sunday Times
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The cunjevoi is a poisonous plant with inedible, reddish fruits.
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Many gardens and parks contain poisonous plants such as yew and laburnum.
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The Upas-tiente derives its energetic powers from the alkaloid strychnia; conia is the active principle of hemlock; veratria of hellebore; aconita of monk's hood; and although there are several poisonous plants in which the active principle has not yet been detected, there can be little doubt that such a principle exists, although it has hitherto eluded the researches of the chemist.
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But if they ate poisonous plants, such as oleander, they could become very sick.
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Be very cautious about growing poisonous plants, like castor bean or hellebore, in readily accessible areas.
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They may have consumed poisonous plants and been exposed to slug pellets.
Times, Sunday Times
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It is important to go in as soon as possible as you do not want poisonous plants, such as ragwort, present in cutting or grazing leys.
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Both of the bryonies, though attractive in autumn, are very poisonous plants, and it is best to leave them alone.
Times, Sunday Times
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A desperate picture of the health of North Korea's population is painted by a report describing a country of stunted children, where the hungry eat poisonous plants and pigfeed, amputations are conducted without anaesthetic and doctors are paid in cigarettes.
North Korea facing health and food crisis, says Amnesty International
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Certainly there is a corollary to this in the world of edible plants, where poisonous plants tend to be bitter, while edible plants and berries tend to be sweet.
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The same author comments that quail were not eaten much in classical times, apparently because they were thought to be unwholesome because of eating poisonous plants such as hellebore.
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They may have consumed poisonous plants and been exposed to slug pellets.
Times, Sunday Times
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Did God create thorns and thistles, and poisonous plants?
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The same author comments that quail were not eaten much in classical times, apparently because they were thought to be unwholesome because of eating poisonous plants such as hellebore.
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North Korea's population is painted by a report describing a country of stunted children, where the hungry eat poisonous plants and pigfeed, amputations are conducted without anaesthetic and doctors are paid in cigarettes. famine that killed an estimated 2 million people, North Korea again faces widespread food shortages and is unable to provide even basic healthcare for its people, according to the report, published tomorrow by
The Guardian World News
