Biologie. Chemie. Zeměpis A journal for science teachers and science education researchers

Dangerous Plants

Zdeňka Chocholoušková

Volume 26 (2017), issue 3 pp. 35–19 published online 31 October 2017 Czech

DOI https://doi.org/10.14712/25337556.2017.3.5

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Abstract

Article defines what plants can be dangerous to humans. Further, it debunks myths about the danger of carnivorous plants, defines the basic problems of invasive plants, characterizes allergenic plants and discusses the different kinds of allergies caused by plants. It also presents poisonous plants and their use in human civilization.

Keywords

dangerous plants · carnivorous plants · invasive plants · poisonous plants · allergenic plants · magical plants

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Chocholoušková, Z. (2017). Nebezpečné rostliny. Biologie-Chemie-Zeměpis, 26(3), 35–19. https://doi.org/10.14712/25337556.2017.3.5

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