Emergency reminder | Some people have been poisoned!Zhangzhou Road also has

Summer is the time when the peels are the most open

Although the oleet is beautiful, the whole plant is toxic

Pay attention to your friends

Don't put it in your mouth casually!

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Rush on the hot search and cause heated discussions

Give a lot of lovers

Especially for netizens who take the flowers in the trend

Wake up

According to@

Zhengzhou, Henan

A netizen's mouth contains a chilled peels to take a selfie

As a result, poisoning went to the hospital

Picture source: Urban Report

Xiaobian searched on a social platform and found it

Many bloggers have had similar experiences

Is it really toxic?

It is understood that the ole paste is also known as

Bi Peach, Aries, Nine Section Swelling, Willow Peach, etc.

Belonging to the chyanae

Evergreen shrubs or small trees

The leaves are like bamboo, flowers are like peaches, so the name is a pebel peach

The leaves, skin, roots, and pollen of the oleander are toxic

Its toxin mainly comes from

Secreted milk white juice

Contains chiponacin

After poisoning

Patients with light appetite, nausea, diarrhea

In the same way, it endangers the heart and even death

Since the peels are poisonous

So why should I plant it?

Cleveyor is known as the natural "green vacuum cleaner"

Has a strong ability to resist wind and sand

In absorbing the exhaust of the car, anti -smoke, anti -dust,

Anti -toxic matter has significant effects

It has a significant effect on purifying air

And as long as you don't eat it

Or the wound does not touch its juice and it is okay

The smell of the oleanda will not affect the human body

Make many netizens impress

It is the chipped bridge in the film and television drama

Among them, the "popular science" of An Lingrong in "Zhen Huan Biography"

Was reposted and expressed by netizens:

"An An Lingrong said, some still want to believe"

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