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The most interesting and Poisonous plants of the world

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The most interesting and Poisonous plants of the world

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  1. The most interesting and Poisonous plants of the world

  2. Jimsonweed Also known as devil’s weed, grows across United States, Caribbean Islands and Canada. Most of the poison is concentrated in its seeds and leaves. This plant can affect on your nervous system, ears, eyes, mouth and can bring your death.

  3. Angel’s Trumpets Beautiful name, but it can cause you nausea, paralysis, hallucinations and diarrhea. It grows in tropical regions of South America. Contains high concentration of toxins in its seeds and leaves.

  4. Atropa Belladonna This plant contains that kind of chemicals, which block your nervous system. The signs of the poisoning are loss of balance, headache, hallucinations and blurred vision.

  5. Castor Oil Plant Ricinuscommunis holds the Guinness Book of World Records as the world’s most poisonous plant. The toxic is in its seeds. If you eat the seeds, they can lead to burning sensations in mouth and throat, intense abdominal pain or even to death.

  6. Rosary Pea Grows in Indonesia. Its seeds are highly poisonous and they can cause death immediately.

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