Publisher's Synopsis
The natural world is a realm of wonder, teeming with life in all its diverse and intricate forms. Yet, within this beauty lies a paradox: some of the most captivating plants are also the most dangerous. The Deadly Poisonous Plants Around Us - Volume 3 is the latest installment in a series dedicated to uncovering the hidden perils of the plant kingdom, offering readers an in-depth look at the toxic flora that coexist with us, often unnoticed.
In this volume, we venture further into the shadowy side of botany, exploring a new selection of plants that possess the power to harm, heal, or even kill. From the lush undergrowth of tropical forests to the manicured gardens of suburban homes, these plants are as diverse as they are deadly. Each chapter is a journey into the science, history, and cultural significance of these species, revealing their chemical secrets, their effects on the human body, and the roles they have played in human history-from ancient remedies to modern medicine, and even as tools of intrigue and malice.
The natural world is a realm of wonder, teeming with life in all its diverse and intricate forms. Yet, within this beauty lies a paradox: some of the most captivating plants are also the most dangerous. The Deadly Poisonous Plants Around Us - Volume 3 is the latest installment in a series dedicated to uncovering the hidden perils of the plant kingdom, offering readers an in-depth look at the toxic flora that coexist with us, often unnoticed.
In this volume, we venture further into the shadowy side of botany, exploring a new selection of plants that possess the power to harm, heal, or even kill. From the lush undergrowth of tropical forests to the manicured gardens of suburban homes, these plants are as diverse as they are deadly. Each chapter is a journey into the science, history, and cultural significance of these species, revealing their chemical secrets, their effects on the human body, and the roles they have played in human history-from ancient remedies to modern medicine, and even as tools of intrigue and malice.
