|
NAME |
TOXIC
PARTS |
SYMPTOMS |
|
Aconite |
All |
Nausea and vomiting |
|
Aloe Vera |
. |
Diarrhoea |
Alsike
Clover
trifolium hybridum |
whole plant
generally affects horse, cattle and sheep
|
causes
female organs to swell
starts milk production without pregnancy, cause temporary or permanent
infertility
|
|
Amaryllis |
Bulbs |
Upset Stomach, Hyperactivity Lethargy Coma, Shock |
|
Angels' trumpets |
Toxic if eaten |
nausea and vomiting |
Apple
seeds &
Apple pips |
seeds |
Varied Toxic Effects. The plant is
cyanogenic |
|
Apple leaf croton |
Whole
plant very toxic
|
Could
be fatal – due to ricin – hemorrhages of the heart, degradation of
the kidneys and liver and intense inflammation and erosion of intestinal
membranes |
|
Apricot
Kernel |
Kernels contain cyanide. |
Children have died from eating too many kernels! |
|
Arborvitae |
Harmful if eaten in quantity |
May cause a skin allergy |
|
Asparagus fern |
. |
Contains a wide variety of poisons resulting in a
bewildering range of symptoms. |
|
Autumn crocus |
bulbs and entire plant |
vomiting, nervous
excitement. Plant can cause dermatitis |
|
Avocado |
fruit and
pith |
diarrhoea,
vomiting, laboured breathing, |
|
Azalea |
entire
plant
|
nausea, vomiting,
depression, difficulty breathing and coma |
|
Barilla |
leaves and stems
|
plant contains soluble oxalates |
Benweed
Senecio jacobaea |
See Ragwort |
See Ragwort |
|
Bird of paradise |
seeds |
gastrointestinal tract affected by the plant toxins |
|
Bittersweet |
Entire plant |
The plant is reputed to be toxic |
Black
Locust
Robinia
pseudoacacia |
All parts of the tree, except the flowers – the
bark is considered the most toxic |
staggering,
paralysis, - mainly affecting horses, cattle sheep and poultry |
|
Black
Walnut |
entire |
Harmful if eaten in quantity.
Can cause temporary paralysis |
Bleeding
Heart
dicentra spectabilis |
foliage,
roots, |
Poisonous
in large amounts, contains convulsant including isoquinoline. Plant also
causes dermatitis |
|
Blue bell |
. |
Harmful if eaten in quantity |
|
Boxwood |
entire
plant |
Upset Stomach, Heart
Failure, Excitability or Lethargy. Plant also causes dermatitis |
|
Branching ivy |
berries and leaves |
gastrointestinal tract affected by saponins. Plant also causes dermatitis |
British
Manrake
bryonia
dioica |
See
White
Bryony |
See
White
Bryony |
Buckeyes
Aesculus hippocastanum |
Nuts, immature growths |
Gastrointestinal tract affected by saponins |
|
Buckthorn |
. |
Harmful if eaten in quantity |
|
Burning Bush |
Toxic if eaten |
Nausea and vomiting. May cause a skin allergy. |
Buttercup
Ranunculus
spp. |
entire
plant |
juice may severely injure
digestive system. Plant also causes dermatitis |
|
Caladium |
. |
Upset Stomach, Oral
Irritation, Asphyxiation, Tremors, Seizures, Loss of Balance |
|
Calico Bush |
Toxic if eaten |
Nausea and vomiting. May cause a skin allergy. |
|
Calla lily |
Leaves |
Upset Stomach, Oral
Irritation, Asphyxiation, Tremors, Seizures, Loss of Balance |
Cannabis
cannabis sativa |
the
whole plant – in all forms - it
has a bitter taste and so generally
avoided by animals |
muscular
weakness,
salivation, vomiting, drowsiness – not generally fatal |
|
Castor bean
Ricinus communis L. |
Entire
Plant
Highly
toxic seeds contain toxalbumins. |
A single Rosary Pea or one to two Castor Bean seeds can cause death. Plant also causes dermatitis |
|
Charming dieffenbachia |
mainly
from the sap or the water that cutting were in |
Repeated
vomiting and diarrhoea – recover after three days- |
|
Cherry |
Kernels |
plant is
cyanogenic |
|
Cherry Laurel |
.
|
Harmful if eaten in quantity |
Chinese
Lantern
Solanum spp |
See
Nightshade |
See
Nightshade |
Christmas
Cherry
Solanum spp |
See
Nightshade |
See
Nightshade |
|
Christmas rose |
entire plant |
Upset Stomach, Diarrhoea,
Seizures, Disorientation. Cardiovascular system affected by the cardiac glycosides helleborin and helleborein. Plant also causes dermatitis |
|
Chrysanthemum |
Leaves and stems |
May cause a
rash after contact. May cause dermatitis |
|
Clematis |
Entire plant |
gastrointestinal tract and nervous system affected by plant toxins. Plant also causes dermatitis |
Cocklebur
Xanthium strumarium |
. |
. |
|
Colombine |
. |
Harmful if eaten in quantity |
Common
Nettle
urtica dioica |
See
Stinging Nettle |
See
Stinging nettle |
Common
St. Johns Wort
hypericum perforatum |
See
St. Johns Wort |
See
St Johns Wort |
Common
Stonecrop
sedum acre |
the
whole plant |
if
eaten in large quantities – salivation, muscle tremors, rapid
respiration and coma |
|
Cordatum |
. |
. |
|
Corn cockle |
. |
Harmful if eaten in quantity |
|
Cuckoo pint |
. |
Nausea and vomiting. May cause a skin allergy. |
|
Cutleaf philodendron |
The whole plant |
causes diarrhoea upon ingestion. Also causes dermatitis when touched. Causes burning sensation in mouth when eaten |
|
Cyclamen |
Flowers |
induced
vomiting – skin reaction |
|
Daffodil
Narcissus spp. |
bulbs |
nausea, vomiting, diarrhoea caused by the alkaloid toxins. Plant also causes dermatitis |
|
Daphne |
berries and seeds, but also entire plant |
gastrointestinal tract and kidneys affected by coumarin glycosides. Plant also causes dermatitis |
|
Dwarf
Bay |
See
Mezereon |
See
Mezereon |
Deadly Nightshade
Solanum spp |
See
Nightshade |
See
Nightshade |
Delphinium
Delphinium spp. |
. |
Harmful if eaten in quantity |
|
Dendrathema |
. |
May cause a skin
allergy
|
|
Devils
figs |
. |
Harmful if eaten in quantity |
Devil's Ivy
(Philodendron) |
The whole plant |
causes diarrhoea upon ingestion. Also causes dermatitis when touched. Causes burning sensation in mouth when eat. Upset Stomach, Mouth
Irritation, Tremors, Seizures, Loss of Balance, asphyxiation, death |
|
Dracaena palm |
. |
. |
Dumb cane
dieffenbachia |
. |
Upset Stomach, Oral
Irritation, Asphyxiation, Tremors, Seizures, Loss of Balance, Death |
Dutchman
Breechs
Dicentra spp |
See
Bleeding Heart |
See
Bleeding Heart |
|
Dwarf Morning glory |
. |
Harmful if eaten in quantity |
|
Easter lily |
. |
(especially poisonous to cats) |
|
Echium |
. |
May cause a skin allergy |
Elderberry
Sambucus canadensis
L. |
shoots,
bark, and leaves. Entire plant. |
nausea and vomiting. Plant is
cyanogenic and may contain toxic levels of nitrates. |
|
Elephant ears |
all parts |
intense burning, irritation
and swelling of the mouth and throat. Death can occur is tongue swells
enough to block air passage |
|
English ivy
Hedera helix L. |
berries and leaves |
gastrointestinal tract affected by saponins. Plant also causes dermatitis |
Ergot
Claviceps
purpurea |
. |
Causes
abortions in humans and sheep - suggestions it would do the same in
dogs. |
|
European spindle |
. |
Harmful if eaten in quantity |
|
Exotica perfection
dieffenbachia |
mainly
from the sap or the water that cutting were in |
Repeated
vomiting and diarrhoea – recover after three days |
False
Acacia
Robinia
pseudoacacia |
See
Black Locust |
See
Black Locust |
|
False Hellebore |
. |
Nausea and vomiting. |
Fescue
Festuca
arundinaceae |
. |
. |
|
Flannel flower |
. |
Harmful if eaten in quantity |
|
Flax |
. |
Harmful if eaten in quantity |
Foxglove
Digitalis purpurea L. |
Entire plant
|
cardiovascular system affected by the glycosides digitalin and digitoxin. Gastrointestinal tract affected by saponins |
|
Fruit salad plant
(philodendron) |
The whole plant |
causes diarrhoea upon ingestion. Also causes dermatitis when touched. Causes burning sensation in mouth when eaten |
|
Gaultheria |
. |
Harmful if eaten in quantity |
|
Geranium |
. |
Mild
dermatitis |
|
German ivy |
berries and leaves |
gastrointestinal tract affected by saponins. Plant also causes dermatitis |
|
German primula |
. |
Nausea and vomiting. May cause a skin allergy. |
|
Giant dumb cane |
mainly
from the sap or the water that cutting were in |
Repeated
vomiting and diarrhoea – recover after three days- |
|
Glacier ivy |
berries and leaves |
gastrointestinal tract affected by saponins. Plant also causes dermatitis |
|
Glory Lily |
. |
causing nausea and vomiting |
|
Gold dieffenbachia |
mainly
from the sap or the water that cutting were in |
Repeated
vomiting and diarrhoea – recover after three days |
|
Golden chain tree |
entire plant especially bean-like capsules in which seeds are suspended |
excitement, staggering,
convulsions and coma. Nervous system affected by the alkaloid cytisine |
|
Granny's bonnets |
. |
Harmful if eaten in quantity |
Greater
Burdock
Arctium lappa |
burs
|
Symptoms
burs to coats of dogs cause skin irritation – dogs remove burrs by
licking – hooked scales penetrate the mucous membrane of mouth and
tongue – ulceration, oral discomfort, salivation |
|
Hahn’s self-branching
English ivy |
berries and leaves |
gastrointestinal tract affected by saponins. Plant also causes dermatitis |
|
Heartleaf philodendron |
The whole plant |
causes diarrhoea upon ingestion. Also causes dermatitis when touched. Causes burning sensation in mouth when eaten |
Hemp
Cannabis sativa L. |
See
Cannabis
|
See
Cannabis |
|
Henbane |
Toxic if eaten |
Nausea and vomiting. |
|
Holly |
Berries |
Upset Stomach, Tremors,
Seizures, Loss of Balance |
Honeysuckle
lonicera periclymenum |
plants
and berries |
vomiting,
diarrhoea and lethargy |
Horse
tail
Equisetaceace |
the complete weed
|
mainly affects horses and to a lesser
cattle |
Horse chestnut
Aesculus hippocastanum |
' |
Harmful if eaten in quantity |
|
Horse
head philodendron |
The whole plant |
causes diarrhoea upon ingestion. Also causes dermatitis when touched. Causes burning sensation in mouth when eaten |
|
Hurricane plant |
bulb |
Varied Toxic Effects |
Hyacinth
Hyacinth orientalis |
bulb |
gastrointestinal tract affected by alkaloid toxins, Plant also causes dermatitis |
|
Indian rubber plant |
. |
. |
|
Iris |
tubers |
severe digestive upset. gastrointestinal tract affected by the glycoside
iridin. plant also causes dermatitis |
Ivy
araliaceae |
whole plant |
vomiting, diarrhoea,
excitement, muscular spasms, paralysis
|
Jack in the Pulpit
Arisaema spp. |
entire
plant |
contains small crystals of
calcium oxalate, causes burning to the mouth, can cause hallucinations |
|
Japanese show lily |
. |
especially poisonous to cats |
|
Japanese Spindle |
. |
Harmful if eaten in quantity
|
|
Jessamine |
berries and sap |
Digestive disturbance. gastrointestinal tract affected by solanine
glycoalkaloids. The nervous system affected by atropine-like toxins |
Jerusalem cherry
Solanum pseudocapsicum
|
immature growths. |
gastrointestinal tract affected by solanine
glycoalkaloids. may contain toxic levels of nitrates. plant may also cause dermatitis |
Jimson Weed
Datura stramonium L. |
entire
plant |
abnormal thirst, distorted
sight, delirium, incoherence, coma caused by the alkaloids atropine, scopolamine and
hyoscyamine. May contain toxic levels of nitrates. |
|
Johnsongrass |
. |
. |
|
Kingcup |
. |
Harmful if eaten in quantity |
|
Lacy tree philodendron |
The whole plant |
causes diarrhoea upon ingestion. Also causes dermatitis when touched. Causes burning sensation in mouth when eaten |
|
Larkspur |
young
plants and seeds |
digestive upset,
nervousness, depression. Cardiovascular system affected by alkaloids including delphinine. Plant also causes dermatitis |
Latana
Lantana camara L. |
green
berries (immature) |
affects
lungs, heart, kidneys and nervous system, affected by lantodene, an atropine-like toxin. Plant is also hepatogenic |
|
Laurel |
. |
Harmful if eaten in quantity |
|
Lenton rose |
. |
Harmful if eaten in quantity |
|
Leopard lily |
. |
Nausea and vomiting. May cause a skin allergy. |
|
Leyland cypress |
. |
May cause a skin allergy |
Lily of the valley
Convallaria majalis |
entire plant
|
irregular
heart beat and pulse accompanied by digestive upset and mental confusion caused by the glycosides convallarin and convallamarin |
|
Lobelia tupa |
. |
May cause a skin allergy |
|
Locust |
bark,
sprouts, foliage |
nausea and weakness |
Lupine
Lupinus spp |
. |
. |
|
Mallow |
. |
Harmful if eaten in quantity |
|
Marsh Marigold |
. |
Harmful if eaten in quantity |
|
Marble queen |
. |
. |
|
Marijuana |
leaves and flower bracts |
plant contains the hallucinogens tetrahydro-cannabinols |
May apple
Podophyllum peltatum L. |
apple,
roots, foliage |
severe diarrhoea. Contains 16
active toxic agents, mainly in the roots. Nervous system affected by plant toxins, also causes hematological abnormalities. Powdered root may cause conjunctivitis and keratitis |
|
Meadow rue |
. |
Harmful if eaten in quantity |
|
Meadow Saffron |
. |
nausea and vomiting |
|
Mexican breadfruit |
(split leaf philodendron) |
. |
|
Mezereon |
. |
could
prove fatal – lethargy dizziness vomiting diarrhoea |
Milkweed
Asclepias syriaca L. |
. |
May cause a skin allergy |
|
Mistletoe |
berries, leaves and stems. |
gastrointestinal tract affected by toxalbumins. Plant may also cause dermatitis.
If ingested a few berries can be fatal to a puppy |
|
Monkshood |
entire plant especially fleshy
roots |
digestive upset and
nervous excitement. cardiovascular system affected by alkaloid toxins |
|
Moonseed |
Berries
resembles wild grapes, contains a single seed |
contains
convulsant |
|
Morning glory |
, |
Upset Stomach, Hallucinations |
|
Moroccan broom |
. |
Harmful if eaten in quantity
|
|
Mountain laurel |
. |
Harmful if eaten in quantity
|
|
Naked
Lady Lilly |
See
Amaryllis |
See
Amaryllis |
Narissus
Narcissus spp. |
bulbs |
nausea, vomiting,
diarrhoea caused by the alkaloid toxins. Plant also causes dermatitis |
|
Needlepoint ivy |
berries and leaves |
gastrointestinal tract affected by saponins. Plant also causes dermatitis |
|
Nightshade
Solanum spp. |
entire
plant |
intense digestive
disturbances |
|
Oak tree |
Foliage
and Acorns
Also the bark of the tree. |
Poisoning by oak is usually seasonal, being most common in spring when the
young buds or leaves are eaten and the autumn when the acorns are eaten. Oak
leaves and acorns contain tannic acid which is poisonous to horses and
though eating a small number of leaves or acorns is almost certainly
harmless, they can also be addictive, and once a horse has acquired a taste
for them they can actively search them out. Also some animals seem to be
more susceptible to oak poisoning than others with individual animals having
different levels of tolerance.
Oak poisoning causes gastroenteritis and kidney damage.
Symptoms include: lack of appetite, staring coat, constipation followed by
diarrhoea which may be bloodstained, abdominal pain
depression, blood in urine
There is no antidote. The horse is treated with drugs to reduce the pain and
control the diarrhoea, antibiotics may be prescribed. |
|
Oleander
Nerium oleander L. |
leaves and
branches. Entire plant and the water used for cut plants. |
affects the heart, produces
severe digestive upset. Extremely poisonous, can cause death. cardiovascular system affected by the glycosides
oleandrin, oleandroside and nerioside. Plant may also cause dermatitis |
|
Onion |
Onions should not be fed to dogs in any form. |
Cause
anemia. Sometimes Urine becomes red – enlarged kidneys degeneration
of liver |
|
Oriental lily |
. |
(especially poisonous to cats) |
Ornamental Pepper
Solanum spp |
See
Nightshade |
See
Nightshade |
|
Paspalum |
Sticky material from seeds |
dermatitis |
|
Pasque flower |
. |
Harmful if eaten in quantity
|
|
Peace lily |
entire plant |
gastrointestinal tract affected by plant toxins. Plant also causes dermatitis |
|
Peach |
Both the stone and leaf contain cyanide |
Plant is
cyanogenic |
|
Pencil cactus |
. |
similar
to LSD – hallucinogenic |
|
Peruvian lily |
. |
May cause a skin allergy |
|
Pineapple broom |
. |
Harmful if eaten in quantity.
|
Poison Hemlock
Conium maculatum L. |
entire
plant
(resembles a wild carrot) |
nervous system affected by alkaloids including coniine, conidrine and coniceine. May contain toxic levels of nitrates. Plant also causes dermatitis |
|
Poinsettia |
leaves stems and sap |
Diarrhoea,
abdominal cramps, delirium. Sap can cause irritation, and if rubbed in
eyes - BLINDNESS. gastrointestinal tract affected by the toxin euphorbin, may contain toxic levels of nitrates. Plant also causes dermatitis |
|
Poison ivy
Toxicodendron radicans (L.) Kuntze |
Leaves, bark and fruit contain a
variety of poisons. |
may cause dermatitis |
|
Poison oak |
Leaves, bark and fruit contain a
variety of poisons. |
may cause dermatitis |
|
Poison sumac |
. |
Can cause severe blistering dermatitis if they come into contact with skin. |
|
Poisonous Primula |
Toxic if eaten |
Nausea and vomiting. May cause a skin allergy |
|
Pokeroot |
Toxic if eaten, |
causing vomiting and nausea |
|
Pokeweed |
Toxic if eaten. |
Nausea and vomiting |
|
Poppy |
. |
Harmful if eaten in quantity
|
|
Pothos |
The whole plant |
causes diarrhoea upon ingestion. Also causes dermatitis when touched. Causes burning sensation in mouth when eaten |
|
Precatory bean |
seeds |
gastrointestinal tract affected by toxalbumins |
|
Primrose (primula) |
leaves |
Upset
Stomach and may cause dermatitis |
|
Ragwort
Senecio jacobaea
|
Entire
plant
A common yellow flowered weed found in rough pasture and in some lawns. It is highly toxic to a wide variety of animals, especially horses and cattle, usually digested when dead as it becomes more palatable. However a number of dogs die by eating a small amount whilst grazing on long grass. If you ensure that your lawns etc are kept free of the weed, and keep a check on dog grazing, the plant is
obvious so it can be done easily..
|
Causes kidney failure and liver damage and is irreversible. Minute doses fatal, often wrongly diagnosed. Pyrrolizidine alkaloids cause hepatic
veno-occlusive disease (Budd-Chiari syndrome) in humans
Note: In UK this plant is notifiable to
MAFF due to its toxicity to livestock. If you have it on your land, please dig it up and dispose of it by burning. Do not leave it lying around as its toxicity increases. It must be dug up as the seeds can stay in the ground for a number of years.
|
Red
Clover
trifolium pratense) |
See
Alsike Clover |
See
Alsike clover
Infertile problem with cattle |
|
Red-ink plant |
. |
nausea and vomiting |
|
Red
Maple |
. |
. |
Rhododendron
Rhododendron spp. |
entire
plant |
nausea, vomiting,
depression, difficulty breathing and coma |
Rhubarb
Rheum
Rhabarbarum |
leaves |
large amounts of raw or
cooked leaves can cause convulsions, coma and in extreme cases, death |
Rosary
Pea
Ricinus communis L. |
See
Castor Bean |
See
Caster Bean |
|
Rosebay |
. |
nausea and vomiting |
|
Rose periwinkle |
. |
Harmful if eaten in quantity
|
|
Rue |
. |
nausea and vomiting. May cause a skin allergy |
|
Saddle leaf philodendron |
The whole plant |
causes diarrhoea upon ingestion. Also causes dermatitis when touched. Causes burning sensation in mouth when eaten |
|
Satin pothos |
The whole plant |
causes diarrhoea upon ingestion. Also causes dermatitis when touched. Causes burning sensation in mouth when eaten |
|
Savin |
. |
Harmful if eaten in quantity
|
|
Schefflera |
. |
nausea and vomiting. May cause a skin allergy |
|
Senecio |
. |
. |
|
Silkweed |
. |
Harmful if eaten in quantity |
|
Silver pothos |
The whole plant |
causes diarrhoea upon ingestion. Also causes dermatitis when touched. Causes burning sensation in mouth when eaten |
|
Solomon
seal |
. |
Harmful if eaten in quantity |
|
Spotted dumb cane |
mainly
from the sap or the water that cutting were in |
Repeated
vomiting and diarrhoea – recover after three days |
|
Spurge
Flax |
See
Mezereon |
See
Mezereon |
|
Spurge
Olive |
See
Mezereon |
See
Mezereon |
|
Spurge Laurel |
. |
nausea and vomiting. May cause a skin allergy |
|
Squill |
. |
Harmful if eaten in quantity |
Staggerweed
Senecio jacobaea |
See
Ragwort |
See
Ragwort |
|
Star of Bethlehem |
. |
Harmful if eaten in quantity |
|
Starflower |
. |
Harmful if eaten in quantity |
Stinging
nettle
urtica dioica |
stinging
hairs release active irritant substances into skin |
in
very extreme
cases – trembling, vomiting, difficulty in breathing and weakness |
St
James Wort
Senecio jacobaea |
See
Ragwort |
See
Ragwort |
St
Johns Wort
hypericum perforatum |
Complete
plant
|
Symptom lesions develop on
un- pigmented
areas of skin exposed to sunlight - photosensitization |
Subterranean
Clover
trifolium subterranium |
See
Alsike Clover |
See
Alsike Clover |
|
Sweetheart ivy |
berries and leaves |
gastrointestinal tract affected by saponins. Plant also causes dermatitis |
|
Swiss cheese plant |
mainly
from the sap or the water that cutting were in |
Repeated
vomiting and diarrhoea – recover after three days- but not so severe |
Tansy
Senecio jacobaea |
See
Ragwort |
See
Ragwort |
|
Taro vine |
The whole plant |
causes diarrhoea upon ingestion. Also causes dermatitis when touched. Causes burning sensation in mouth irritated by plant raphides |
|
Thorn
Apple |
See
Jimson weed |
See
Jimson weed |
|
Tiger lily |
. |
(especially poisonous to cats) |
|
Tomato plant |
green fruit, stem, and leaves |
. |
|
Tree philodendron |
The whole plant |
causes diarrhoea upon ingestion. Also causes dermatitis when touched. Causes burning sensation in mouth when eaten |
|
Tropic snow dieffenbachia |
mainly
from the sap or the water that cutting were in |
Repeated
vomiting and diarrhoea – recover after three days- |
Tulip
Tulipa spp |
. |
May cause a skin allergy |
|
Variegated philodendron |
The whole plant |
causes diarrhoea upon ingestion. Also causes dermatitis when touched. Causes burning sensation in mouth when eaten |
|
Variegated rubber plant |
. |
. |
|
Varnish tree |
. |
Poisonous. Can cause severe blistering dermatitis if they come into contact with skin. |
Water Hemlock
Cicuta maculata |
entire
plant especially the roots |
violent painful convulsions,
death caused by the convulsant cicutoxin |
White
Bryony
bryonia dioica |
mainly
the roots – worse toxic when dried |
possible increase in body temp rapid respiratory and heart rates |
White
Clover
trifolium repens |
See
Alsike Clover |
See
Alsike Clover
can suffer cyanide poisoning
|
|
Wild Cherry tree |
twigs and
foliage |
gasping, excitement,
prostration
Contains a compound that releases cyanide when eaten |
|
Wild
Pepper |
See
Mezereon |
See
Mezereon |
|
Wisteria |
seeds,
pods and entire plant |
digestive upset caused by alkaloid toxins. Nausea, repeated vomiting, stomach pains, severe
diarrhoea, dehydration and collapse |
|
Wolfs bane |
|
nausea and vomiting |
|
Woody Nightshade |
|
nausea and vomiting |
|
Yew |
berries,
foliage |
digestive disturbance. Dizziness, dry mouth and mydriasis develop within one hour, followed by
abdominal cramping, salivation and vomiting. Foliage
is more fatal than berries, death can be sudden without warning or
symptoms |