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Where is the origin of the arrow poison wood? A detailed explanation of the latest distribution
The arrow poison wood is a national third-class protected plant, with the scientific name Antiaris toxicaria, a highly toxic plant and medicinal plant of the genus Antiaris in the Moraceae family. Its bark is gray, it blooms in spring, and its milky white sap is highly toxic. Once it contacts a wound on a human or animal, it can cause heart paralysis and blood
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The Antiaris toxicaria (arrow poison tree) can kill and also save lives - what are its effects and uses?
There really is a tree species in the world called Antiaris toxicaria, known as the "most poisonous plant". Antiaris toxicaria is also called the arrow poison tree, because the white latex flowing from its trunk is highly toxic; ethnic minorities in Xishuangbanna used it to coat arrowheads when hunting animals, and after being hit by an arrow, it kills on contact with blood, hence the name.
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Where does the highly toxic plant Antiaris toxicaria come from, and is there an antidote?
The scientific name of Antiaris toxicaria is "see blood seal throat" (Antiaris toxicaria), and it is a national third-class protected plant. It is a highly toxic plant and a medicinal plant. Its milky white sap contains a potent toxin, and once it contacts a wound on a human or animal, it can cause the poisoned person to die within 20 minutes to 2 hours. So, where is the origin of Antiaris toxicaria
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Where is the arrow poison tree native to? Introduction to its main distribution areas
Where is the arrow poison tree native to?
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