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parts of pokeweed, are prized by ^"'^ntry gourmets, but the edible parts also have killed.

Less publicized may be the casua mbblers, victims of curiosity, unthinking impulse, or accident.

Crawling children escaping their mothers’ eyes have gobbled the sweet shining berries of deadly nightshade, the bluish berries of privet hedges, pokeweed berries, and the tiny round seeds of the ornamental yew trees—all with bad, often fatal, results.

Eating one leaf of a poinsettia can kill a child. Other houseplants—dieffenbachia, cyclamen, philodendron among them—may be dangerous temptations to bored tots in city apartments. Parts of honeysuckle, wisteria, Carolina Jasmine, the leaves of cherry trees, azaleas, and rhododendrons, and many other commonplace plants should be ad

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