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There are many poisonous species in the buttercup family. In wet meadows, everywhere you can find poisonous, mountain-loving, acrid, creeping buttercup, as well as others that color the slopes yellow and delight the eye in spring. Even on gloomy, cloudy days, forest glades with them seem sunny. Animals, poisoned by buttercups, die quickly; hay from them is absolutely not poisonous. In humans, poisoning can occur with careless use of them as therapeutic agents. But in therapeutic doses, buttercups are medicinal plants
Of spring flowering plants, poisonous are
anemone: tuft, buttercup, Caucasian, prominent - very decorative species of flora.
Marsh marigold and
half open swimsuit - early spring plants are also poisonous. Marigold is an early spring pollen for bees. Especially poisonous during flowering, loses its toxicity when dried.
Eastern clematisgrowing on dry mountain slopes, contains caustic substances with a very pungent odor.
Poisonous
lumbago, or
sleep-grass Albanian and purple. The dream herb was once considered a magical plant. Many peoples believed that she was capable of evoking dreams. Perhaps it was named so for drooping down, like dozing flowers. Lumbago are steppe inhabitants; they also grow in pine forests. It is not for nothing that the people say: "Where there is a lumbago, there is a pine, where there is a pine, there is a lumbago." It turns out that it helps the pine to renew itself. Its juice irritates the skin, causing blisters on it. You can not collect lumbago for bouquets.
In mountain meadows and deciduous forests occurs
kaluzhnitsa peel … It is very poisonous. Cases of poisoning with it in early spring are frequent, when animals, not finding any other food, are forced to eat it. In sunny valleys and steppes, on downed pastures, a small
crescent hornhead … It is most dangerous for livestock during flowering: when it dries up, it loses its toxicity.
Ancient medicinal plants are poisonous
basilists: smelly and small. Found in meadows, mountain steppes. They have an unpleasant odor. They are used in medicine.
Original
catchment Caucasiangrowing in mountain forests is also poisonous.
Its chemical composition remained unexplored for a long time. After the rain, its flowers fill with water. Hence its name.
Several types
larkspur (Caucasian, beautiful and others), are highly poisonous. They have bright purple or blue flowers in the form of a helmet with a honey spur. Because of this, it is called "spurnik". The Greeks considered them to be flowers of sadness that grew from the body of the powerful Ayaska. In ancient times, their juice was used as a remedy for body insects. Contains poisonous, aconite-like alkaloids. Cases of cattle poisoning have been reported.
Larkspur contains substances that, in terms of action on the human and animal body, are similar to curare, a well-known arrow poison of the Indians of South America. The most valuable medicines were obtained from them. Poisoning of people with larkspur is possible only when they are used as a means of traditional medicine. Among them there is a rare
larkspur bractslisted in the Red Book.
Beautiful
adonis spring and summer.
They have bright yellow and red flowers, which is why they are popularly called adonis or "coals on fire."There is an ancient legend about Adonis emerging from the kingdom of shadows and his beloved Aphrodite. Preparations from them are effective in heart disease.
In alder forests grows
double-leaf cache … Its thin stems have two leaves and a cluster of fragrant white flowers. In autumn, they are replaced by red poisonous berries.
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