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Oleander
Definition:
Poisoning from sucking nectar from the flowers, chewing leaves, using the branches as skewers to roast meat, or from honey made by bees using the oleander plant for nectar. Alternative Names:
Common oleander; Rosebay Text Continues Below
Poisonous Ingredient:
- neriin
- oleondroside
- oleandrin
Note: This list may not be all inclusive. Where Found:
- twigs, leaves, and flowers of the oleander plant
Note: This list may not be all inclusive.
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