What can be cooked from squid: fast and tasty

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Dieffenbachia - beautiful indoor plant with large spotted leaves. Its height can exceed two meters. The juice contained in all parts of Dieffenbachia is poisonous. Getting on the skin or mucous membrane of a person, it causes severe burns.

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Adenium obese

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Adenium obesum, or desert rose, is a "bottle" plant with a thick stem at the base. This plant is poisonous. Its juice is able to penetrate the skin or mucous membranes into the bloodstream and cause intoxication. Some African tribes use adenium poison in hunting, impregnating arrowheads with it. Also from it create drugs against arrhythmias.

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ficus

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Ficuses are popular ornamental plants. Hazardous substances are contained in the stems and leaves of this plant. Ficus juice can cause irritation, redness of the skin, in some cases blisters may appear, and allergic reactions are possible.

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Spurge

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Euphorbia - milky juice of this plant, protruding from the damaged parts, is quite dangerous. It causes severe burning, redness of the skin, and possible blistering. Once in the eyes, milkweed juice provokes a serious inflammation of the conjunctiva and temporary blindness. Poison that enters the body through the mouth causes vomiting, severe diarrhea, and abdominal pain. With severe poisoning, dizziness, convulsions, delirium, and circulatory disorders are possible.

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Hydrangea

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Hydrangea is a beautiful indoor plant that requires special care. All parts of this plant contain poison. Touching the hydrangea is completely safe, the danger arises when parts of the hydrangea or its juice penetrate into the human body, for example, when swallowed. In this case, sweating increases, blood circulation becomes difficult, the victim feels pain in the stomach, itching, nausea, muscle weakness.

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Gloriosa luxury

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Gloriosa deluxe is a dangerous plant only if its poison, contained in all its parts, enters the human body in large quantities. Gloriosa venom causes severe nausea, diarrhea, vomiting, in severe cases, hair loss, bleeding disorders, and there is a high probability of kidney damage.

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Brovallia is beautiful

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Brovallia beautiful is named so for a reason, but in its graceful stems, interesting leaves, beautiful modest flowers and other parts contain a dangerous substance. Browllia juice, once on unprotected human skin, causes intoxication.

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Clivia

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Clivia is beautiful when it blooms. Its bright luxurious buds open almost simultaneously, creating a bright "bouquet". But with careless handling of leaves or rhizome, this beautiful plant can do harm. Clivia venom causes vomiting, diarrhea, excessive salivation, and sometimes paralysis.

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DANGEROUS PLANTS Hello, forest, dense forest, Full of fairy tales and wonders! What are you talking about with the foliage On a dark, stormy night? What are you whispering at dawn, Covered in dew as in silver? Who is hiding in your wilderness? What kind of animal? What bird? Open everything, do not conceal: You see - we are our own!

MUSHROOM GLADE edible not edible

Stop "Unidentified plants" Wolf's bast Crow's eye May lily of the valley Belladonna

Crow's eye Leaves with a cross and a thin stalk, At the top - a black fruit - an ember. Only a cast berry is not for us. Crow's eye poisonous to humans! The raven eye attracts the eye! He looks from the leaves for a long time and point-blank. Gypsy brilliance will bewitch you ... Do not approach him! He is terribly poisonous!

WOLF'S BATT This shrub is original. It blooms in April, May. When there are no leaves in the forest, He is all dressed up with flowers. Four petals are elongated with a tube, Lilac - pink, 2 and 3 flowers each. And in August, among the foliage Kostyashki - berries are visible. Berries are oval-red Though beautiful, but dangerous! The plant is very poisonous, No wonder it is called - wolf's bast!

May lily of the valley Wonderful pretty plant is actively used in medicine. Drops prepared from the plant soothe, strengthen the heart. But lily of the valley is also a poisonous plant. Especially dangerous are its inedible red fruits, which are often seen in the August forest. The plant has an intoxicating smell, as if warning: dangerous, do not come near.

BEAM (BELLADONNA) The belladonna is one of the most poisonous herbs. "Mad cherry", "sleepy dope" - that's what people call it. This is a perennial herbaceous plant Solanaceae family with erect, thick green or purple-colored stem, reaching 1.5-2 m in height. The leaves are large and pointed. The flowers are solitary, rather large, dark purple (occasionally the corolla is yellow), inconspicuous in appearance. The plant blooms in June-August, bears fruit in July-September. The fruit is a shiny black-blue berry, the size of a cherry. The rhizome is thick. In autumn it turns black with a purple tint. poisonous berry, which ripens on a dirty purple (or green) stem. It blooms with bell-shaped brown-violet flowers.

Fly agaric MUSHROOM GLADE Look how good it is! Red hat with polka dots, Lace collar He is not new to the forest.

Pale toadstool MUSHROOM GLADE There is a mischievous old woman, She has a pale hat on, And her foot is in a boot, There are mottles on her stocking.

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Perennial herbaceous plant. Beautiful flowers have attracted attention since ancient times with their valuable medicinal properties. In September, red-orange, like peas, berries appear on the arrow instead of flowers. At this time, lily of the valley berries are eaten in large quantities by some predators to expel intestinal parasites. The entire lily of the valley plant and berries are highly poisonous.

These are tall herbs with whole leaves bearing large teeth along the edges. The flowers are large, funnel folded corolla white. The box is studded with thorns. It grows mainly in damp places. The whole plant is highly poisonous, especially the seeds. It has a pronounced unpleasant odor.

Belladonna is a perennial nightshade plant. Grows up to two meters in height. Toxic substances in belladonna are found not only in black or yellow berries, but also in its stem, leaves and flowers. What makes belladonna dangerous is the fact that it grows throughout the summer and until late autumn. Belladonna berries have a sweet enough taste that attracts children. BUT purple flowers resemble bells. With belladonna poisoning, there is a feeling of dryness in the mouth, which makes it difficult to speak and swallow, the heart begins to pound, and flies flash before the eyes.

All parts of the plant are poisonous. IN folk medicine henbane is used as an analgesic for inflammation, dislocation, joint pain, etc. Seed ointment is used externally for tuberculosis of the bones. An infusion of henbane is used for boils at the beginning of their appearance, and rubbed with ointment for colds, coughs, pleurisy.

Elderberry leaves, flowers, immature fruits are poisonous. The main symptoms of poisoning are dizziness, headache, weakness, sore throat, abdominal pain, nausea, and vomiting. Preparations from the flowers of black elderberry have a diaphoretic, diuretic, anti-inflammatory, disinfectant effect. They are used in the form of infusions, vapors, decoctions; for colds, flu, diseases of the upper respiratory tract, kidneys and Bladder, for rinsing the mouth.

All parts of the milestone, when rubbed between the fingers, emit a specific unpleasant odor. The plant is poisonous in any form. Especially poisonous is the sweet stem and the sweetish, with a pleasant smell (reminiscent of the smell of dried apples) rhizome. The rhizome of the milestone is mistaken for a turnip. If you eat it, then in minutes there is malaise, salivation, vomiting, abdominal pain, diarrhea, and then convulsive seizures, against which respiratory and cardiac arrest is possible. Milestone grows in damp, swampy places. The outward resemblance to carrots and the pronounced carrot smell of the underground part led to tragic poisoning of children.

The plant is very poisonous. The juice of the plant irritates the human skin, up to the formation of blisters. And even a small amount of berry pulp is enough to cause a severe disorder. gastrointestinal tract. Don't be fooled by the fact that the berries are eaten by birds. For birds, unlike other warm-blooded ones, the crow is not dangerous.

A few minutes after entering the body, vomiting begins, prolonged and indomitable. With hemlock - vomiting is rare and short. salivation, colic in the abdomen. Then there is dizziness, unsteady gait, foam at the mouth. The pupils are dilated, convulsions are replaced by paralysis and death. Half an hour later - burning sensation in the mouth, salivation, redness of the skin, nausea, vomiting, dilated pupils and, later, cyanosis of the skin. Muscle spasms and convulsions with respiratory failure, then loss of consciousness and death, often within 1..2 hours after poisoning.

Contains the deadly poison oleanine. All operations, whether pruning, cuttings or transplanting, should be carried out with gloves very carefully - the plant is very poisonous, especially the milky juice and seeds. At the end of work, be sure to wash your hands with soap and water. Keep children away from the plant!

A poisonous plant, it contains cardiac glycosides, it is they that give a toxic effect in large doses. But even the famous Paracelsus said that “everything in nature is poison, nothing is devoid of poison, but the matter is only in doses”. Even snake venom in microdoses is considered remedy, at the same time, ordinary table salt in large doses leads to serious violations of the body's vital functions. It's only a matter of doses

Help with poisoning by poisonous plants Rinse the stomach - let the patient drink 5-6 glasses of water or milk in a row. Then, irritating the root of the tongue or the back of the throat with a finger or a teaspoon, induce vomiting, this procedure can be repeated 3-5 times. Put the patient to bed. Apply warm heating pads to your arms and legs. Continuously give him a warm drink, and with a sharp weakness - strong tea. If there is no liquid stool, only in the first hours after poisoning, the patient can be given a mild laxative (one tablespoon of vaseline or castor oil). For people prone to hypotension, give a laxative in small doses to avoid a sharp drop in blood pressure due to a large loss of body fluid. Call a doctor.

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Plants are beautiful, but dangerous Plants are beautiful, but dangerous!!!

• Everything related to poisonous flora is studied by the science of pharmacognosy. Its roots go back to that distant past, when people explained incomprehensible phenomena by the influence of the gods. The knowledge of the ancestors was passed from mouth to mouth, and thus the legends have come down to our time. In myths Ancient Greece poisonous plants patronized and knew their secrets Hecate, who was the goddess of the moon, roads and sorceresses. According to legend, the magician king Ayeta in his kingdom erected a temple to her on the Black Sea coast in Colchis. There, in the garden, under the auspices of the goddess Hecate, the sorceress-pharmacides were engaged in the manufacture of various potions from poisonous plants. From the word "pharmakon" (dr. Greek), which means poison, medicine, witchcraft, and came to us such words as pharmacology (the science of drugs), pharmacist (a person who makes
drugs) and pharmacognosy (the science of medicinal plants).

• Black henbane (Hyoscyamus niger) - beautiful, but extremely poisonous

• Wolf bast (Daphne mezereum) - a poisonous plant with a speaking name

• In ancient times they knew about poisonous plants, but did not know about toxins. The plant harms human health with toxic chemical compounds - toxins that are contained in poisonous plants. Ask yourself just one question. How many plants do you know that are dangerous to humans? But on Earth there are about 10,000 species of them, in Russian folk medicine alone, more than 160 species were used. From such plants, people have long learned to make poisons. Someone sought to use them with malicious intent, and someone for medicinal purposes. It cannot be said unequivocally that poisonous plants are our enemies, since Nature itself has laid down a complex mechanism for the interaction of all life on Earth. And it is not for us to decide that some element should not be on the planet just because it is unsafe for us. Even dangerous plants cannot be destroyed, as this will disrupt the entire chain of the ecosystem. You can learn to beware and appreciate them. Appreciate for the oxygen that they produce, for the organic substances that they produce through photosynthesis. And, of course, to cherish the healing properties that their poisons have, used in small doses.
• Poisoning by poisonous plants is possible, but only through personal carelessness or ignorance. Did you know that potatoes contain the poisonous substance solanine? It really is! Only ripe tubers are suitable for consumption, and everything green: a green tuber, tops, inflorescences - contain corned beef, which does not collapse even during heat treatment. Sometimes even cherries, apricots, peaches, bitter almonds are dangerous, because of the pit that children gnaw to eat the kernel. It is in this core that a very dangerous poison is located - hydrocyanic acid. Enough 0.05-0.1 grams to cause instant death. Poisonous substances are produced in different parts of plants, in different periods concentration may vary. For example, a poppy box, like a potato, is only safe when ripe. Hellebore is poisonous only with its young leaves, and plants such as henbane, cockle, gulyavnik are dangerous with ripened seeds.
• Carefully inspect the plant before using it for food. There are poisonous plants that are very similar to common edible plants. For example, poppy seeds and poisonous henbane are very similar to each other, or fruits crow's eye similar to blueberries. Poisonous spotted hemlock resembles parsley leaves and anise fruits.

• Spotted hemlock (Conium maculatum) - disguises itself as parsley or carrot leaves - poisonous!

• Plants that are deadly to humans serve as the natural food of individual animals. For example, the hornbill feeds on poisonous chilibukha seeds, which contain strychnine. Larks and quails peck at hemlock seeds, and forest birds they eat poisonous mistletoe berries. There is an aphid that drinks the dangerous hemlock juice. Why is it so? For one creature, a plant is a mortal danger, and for another - additional opportunity survive.

• Black crow (Actaea spicata) - also poisonous and dangerous

• May lily of the valley (Convallaria majalis) - poisonous despite all its spring charm, berries are especially dangerous!

• Perennial herb with a parsley scent. The stem is hollow inside, up to 130 cm in height, branched above. Blossoms in July - August, fruits ripen in September. Distributed in Eurasia. Grows in swamps, ditches, river banks, bushes. The plant is highly poisonous, especially the rhizome!
• Medicinal raw material is the herb milestone poisonous.
• Cicutotoxin in non-toxic doses causes sedation, reduces motor activity and blood pressure.
• Used in homeopathy - for epilepsy, tetanus cramps, migraine, dizziness and malaise caused by worms. In folk medicine, infusion - as a diaphoretic, anticonvulsant, sedative and expectorant; painkiller. Ointment - for arthritis, back pain. It is necessary to use poisonous milestones only as directed and under the supervision of a physician. Death can occur from respiratory arrest against the background of acute heart failure. * Veh is toxic to farm animals. The lethal dose for cattle is 200 g of fresh rhizome, for sheep - 60-80 g. The rhizome is easily pulled out of marshy soil when animals bite the above-ground part.
• Insecticide against leaf-eating caterpillars and sawfly larvae.

• To avoid unpleasant moments in your life and the lives of loved ones, especially inquisitive children, you should “know in person” not only useful plants but also poisonous.