Assertion: mistletoe's berry | /r/HasProperty | poisonous
Facets:
value: to humans
type: TRANSITIVE-OBJECT
value: very
type: DEGREE
value: themselves
type: MANNER
value: internally
type: DEGREE
value: incidentally
type: DEGREE
Source sentences:
text: While European research indicates that mistletoe is safe and effective, sources in the United States maintain that the berries are poisonous and that the herb can cause liver damage.
text: The European mistletoe is a green shrub with small, yellow flowers and white, sticky berries which are considered poisonous.
text: Mistletoe berries are poisonous.
text: Berries of mistletoe are poisonous for humans, but they represent important source of food for the birds and various mammals.
text: The berries of mistletoe are poisonous to humans, but birds and other species often eat these berries during the fall and winter months.
text: The berries are extremely poisonous.
text: She also writes that there is an old tradition of adding a few berries to the wedding cup for fertility, but cautions that the berries are poisonous and must not be swallowed.
text: The white berries of our native mistletoe are poisonous and may cause stomach and intestinal irritation with diarrhea, lowered blood pressure, and slow pulse if ingested.
text: The dried and chopped leaves and stems are the parts used in medicine, NOT the berries which are quite poisonous internally.
text: Throw all berries away immediately and wash your hands—the berries can be poisonous and cause minor skin irritation.
text: We moderns have conveniently forgotten the part about plucking the berries (which, incidentally, are poisonous), and then desisting from kissing under the mistletoe when the berries run out.
text: Because those berries are poisonous, they are often replaced with fake berries before sale.
text: First, mistletoe berries are poisonous so you don’t want them hanging in your house where they might be eaten by pets or children.
text: An important fact to remember, especially when mistletoe is used for decorative purposes during the holiday season, is that the berries are very poisonous.
text: The berries are poisonous, so don’t eat them.
text: The berries are poisonous, so don’t eat them.
text: Mistletoe should be kept out of the reach of small children and family pets, as the berries are poisonous.
text: Although the berries and the plant itself are poisonous, a whole variety of extracts has been prepared and these seem to avoid the toxicity and side effects.
text: While the mistletoe also blooms in summer, it generates a poisonous berry, which is white in color, during winter.
text: Its flowers develop into white berries which are poisonous to humans.
text: The European mistletoe is a green shrub with small, yellow flowers and white, sticky berries which are considered poisonous.
text: The European mistletoe (Viscum album) is a green shrub with small, yellow flowers and white, sticky berries which are considered poisonous.
text: It was considered a protectant against poison (although the berries are considered poisonous themselves) and an aphrodisiac.
text: The berries are considered poisonous but a large quantity would have to be consumed to cause any significant ill effect.
text: The European mistletoe is a green shrub with small, yellow flowers and white, sticky berries which are considered poisonous.
text: The European mistletoe is a green shrub with small, yellow flowers and white, sticky berries which are considered poisonous.
text: Although mistletoe plants and berries are considered poisonous to humans, few serious side effects have been associated with mistletoe extract use.
text: The European mistletoe is a green shrub with small, yellow flowers and white, sticky berries which are considered poisonous.