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Is the february daphne poisonous?
February daphne is toxic to humans as it contains esters daphnin and mezerein. It's not used for human consumptions and most often cases come from accidental consumption by children, due to its attractive berries. When ingested, the toxins cause ulceration or blistering of the mouth, esophagus, and stomach. Ingestion of any parts of the plant may lead to its side effects only within a few hours. People that are poisoned by the february daphne may experience a burning sensation in the mouth, and swelling of the lips, followed by increased salivation and difficulty in swallowing. If left untreated, the following symptoms may occur: - severe abdominal pain - headache - numbness - nausea - bloody diarrhea
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