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Poisonous Plant - Lupin
Latin Name: Lupinus sp.
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High Risk
Description: Lupines are perennial or sometimes annual herbs ; their leaflets are narrow; their flowers are pea-like, often blue, but yellow or white in some species. They have pods up to 1 inch in length.
Symptoms may include: Staggering, inability to stand and convulsions. Some varieties can cause reproductive disorders.
Notes: POISON LOCATION: Seeds, pods & young leaves. Risk of poisoning is low due to unpalatability of the toxic Lupins. No known treatment. |
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