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Poisonous Plants
Poisonous plants can cause a variety of symptoms. Each plant is categorized by the symptoms expected and exposure to it. The categories are described at the end of the list or by selecting the link for each plant symptom.
Amaryllis:
gastroirritant |
Eyebane:
gastroirritant,
dermatitis |
Poison Sumac:
dermatitis,
gastroirritant |
Azalea:
cardiac glycosides |
Firecracker:
gastroirritant,
dermatitis |
Poison Hemlock:
nicotine,
dermatitis |
Begonia, Sand:
oxalates,
dermatitis |
Foxglove:
cardiac glycosides |
Potato plant:
anticholinergic,
solanine |
Bird of Paradise:
gastroirritant |
Geranium:
dermatitis,
gastroirritant |
Pothos:
oxalates,
dermatitis |
Black Nightshade berry:
solanine |
Golden Chain:
nicotine |
Pyrocantha:
gastroirritant |
Butterfly Weed:
gastroirritant |
Holly berry:
gastroirritant |
Rhododendron:
cardiac glycosides |
Calla Lilly:
oxalates |
Horsechestnut:
gastroirritant |
Rhubarb:
oxalates |
Calamondin Orange:
dermatitis |
Hyacinth:
gastroirritant,
dermatitis |
Rosary Pea:
toxalbumin |
Carnation:
gastroirritant |
Hydrangea blossom:
amygdalin |
Skunk Cabbage:
oxalates |
Castor Bean:
toxalbumin |
Iris:
gastroirritant,
dermatitis |
Snow on the Mountain:
gastroirritant,
dermatitis |
Christmas Cherry:
solanine,
dermatitis |
Jack in the Pulpit:
oxalates,
dermatitis |
Spathe flower:
oxalates |
Chrysanthemum:
dermatitis,
pyrethrum |
Jequirity Bean:
toxalbumin |
String of Pearls:
dermatitis,
gastroirritant |
Cotoneaster Berry:
amygdalin |
Jerusalem Cherry:
solanine,
dermatitis |
Tomato leaves:
solanine |
Cyclamen:
gastroirritant |
Jimson Weed:
dermatitis,
anticholinergic |
Tulips:
dermatitis,
gastroirritant |
Daffodil:
gastroirritant |
Juniper:
depressants,
gastroirritant,
dermatitis |
Violets:
Symptoms: Cathartic effect |
Daisy:
dermatitis,
pyrethrum |
Larkspur:
cardiac glycosides |
Wild Carrots:
dermatitis |
Daphne:
gastroirritant,
dermatitis |
Laurel:
cardiac glycosides |
Wild Peas:
gastroirritant |
Deadly Nightshade:
solanine |
Lily of the Valley:
cardiac glycosides,
dermatitis |
Yew Berry:
gastroirritant |
Devils Ivy:
oxalates,
dermatitis |
Mistletoe:
gastroirritant,
cardiac glycosides |
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Diffenbachia:
oxalates,
dermatitis |
Morning Glory:
hallucinogenic |
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Dumbcane:
oxalates,
dermatitis |
Needlepoint Ivy:
gastroirritant,
dermatitis |
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English Holly:
gastroirritant |
Oleander:
cardiac glycosides |
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English Ivy:
gastroirritant,
dermatitis |
Oxalis:
oxalates,
dermatitis |
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Elderberry:
amygdalin |
Philodendon:
oxalates,
dermatitis |
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Elephant Ears:
oxalates |
Podocarpus:
gastroirritant |
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Eucalyptus:
gastroirritant |
Poison Ivy:
dermatitis,
gastroirritant |
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Symptoms:
Amygdalin: Body converts to cyanide. Symptoms often delayed. Vomiting, severe stomach pain, paralysis, unconsciousness, breathing difficulty, and others.
Anticholinergic: Blurred vision, dry mouth, fast heart rate, anxiety, disorientation, hallucinations and others.
Cardiac Glycosides: Vomiting, vision changes, loss of appetite, drowsiness, irregular heart beat, and others.
Depressants: Confusion, drowsiness, mild depression, and others.
Dermatitis: Redness, itching, rash, nausea, vomiting, and diarrhea on ingestion.
Gastroirritant: Irritation of mouth and throat, nausea, vomiting, and diarrhea.
Hallucinogenic: Confusion, hallucinations, delusions, panic states, and others.
Nicotine: Bloody vomiting, sweating, salivation, headache, fast heart rate, weakness, fever, and others.
Oxalates: Intense irritation and swelling of mouth, tongue, throat. Breathing and speaking difficulty, vomiting, diarrhea, and others.
Pyrethrum: Numbness of lips and tongue, sneezing, nausea, vomiting, diarrhea, headache, restlessness, ringing in ears, and others.
Solanine: Muscle weakness, salivation, sweating, breathing difficulty, nausea, vomiting, diarrhea, anxiety, disorientation, and others.
Toxalbumin: Mouth, esophageal, stomach corrosion, nausea, vomiting and diarrhea, liver and kidney damage, bleeding, hemolysis, shock, and others
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