Rhododendron
The plant rhododendron belongs to the familyEricaceae which also includes the Heath, and there are about eight-hundred fifty species which grow worldwide (Turner and Szczawinski, 171-2). The Heath family is a large one with so many species, all of the poisonous species fall into two of its subfamilies, one of which is These cultivated plants occur naturally in temperate regions of the northern hemisphere and in the mountains of Southeast Asia. They are located in the Himalayas with seven-hundred species, southwest China, Burma, and in New Guinea with over three-hundred species (Turner and szczawinski, 172). It has been popular as ornaments in gardens and has led to a major horticultural industry with There are twenty-seven species native to North America, (Turner,172) and is the state plant of
muscular weakness, slow and irregular heartbeat, and rhodotoxin, andromedotoxin, and acetylandrome (U.S. food associated with this disease is rhododendron poisoning, habit, and flower color, colors from white to pink, vomiting, very low blood pressure, loss of coordination,
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