Noah's Ark in Schiltern (Austria)
Arche Noah in Schiltern / Oesterrreich Phytolacca americana (Amerikanische Kermesbeere) Rohe oder nicht fertig gekochte Pflanzenteile sind giftig, da sie stark schleimhautreizende Saponine und giftige Lektine enthalten. Der Verzehr führt zu Erbrechen, blutigen Durchfällen, Schwindel und Blutdruckabfall. In schweren Fällen treten Krämpfe auf, die zum Tod durch Atemlähmung führen können.
| Image ID: | 12191404 |
| License type: | Rights-managed |
| Photographer: | © Image Professionals / Strauss, Friedrich |
| Image agency: | GardenImage |
| Rights: | This image is available for exclusive uses upon request |
| Print size: |
approx. 16.54 × 11 inch at 300 dpi
ideal for prints up to Legal (8 ½” × 14”) |
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