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...rpent or [[dragon|dragon's]] head on its tail. It's breath was said to be poisonous. It is also known as the amphistere.

...[plant]] (particularly leaves and roots) contains [[Atropine]], which is a poisonous alkaloid. It's reputed as being the plant that poisoned the troops of [[Mar

...f the suborder ''serpentes''. They have scaled skin and some varieties are poisonous.

...s. The sap (white latex) is a purgative, and most plants of this genus are poisonous.

Despite its poisonous nature, it was apparently used in some German [[beer]]s until the introduct

...ne of the [[nightshade]] species, it is a coarse-growing, hardy plant with poisonous juices. In 2-3 months this plant can grow to 2 or 3 feet high and about th

It is extremely poisonous.

Index of Poisons A listing of 44 plants that are listed as poisonous.

...lmonds''' are a type of [[nut]], and are related to [[apricot]]s. They are poisonous in very large quantities.

...ly 1270 Louis and an army landed, and promptly fell sick due to plague and poisonous drinking water. Charles arrived in August and within days Louis had died,

Unfortunately '''lead is poisonous'''. Long-term lead poisoning leads to a variety of symptoms including redu

...al, and the tomato was considered unfit for eating (though not necessarily poisonous) for many years in Britain and its North American colonies.

...are dangerous to handle. Many pigments listed here are extremely toxic and poisonous if ingested, inhaled or come in contact with skin. Research each material c

...is a serious criminal offense, because improperly distilled alcohol can be poisonous. It should also be noted that many types of alcohol used in commercial, me

...g (by adding an appropriate amount of sugar) be aware that many things are poisonous, and brewing won't change that fact...