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July 9, 2009 - Thursday 12:34 AM
 
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July 6, 2009 - Monday 3:45 AM

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Category: Pets and Animals

RE: Poisoning ALERT__Do You Have This Plant In Your House?

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Poisoning ALERT__Do You Have This Plant In Your House?

http://www.burnthillsvethosp.com/

Poisoning ALERT!!!!


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"Sago Palm" or "Cycad"

Poisoning Alert - It has come to our attention that many home improvement stores are selling a houseplant that can cause serious poisoning in pets and children. The plant is called the "Sago Palm" or "Cycad". It is also referred to as "The Oldest Known Plant". It is used in outdoor landscaping in Southern States, but can only survive as a houseplant in the North. All of this plant, including the seeds and root ball, are toxic. Signs of illness first appear about 12 hours after ingestion and include gastrointestinal sign such as vomiting, diarrhea and lethargy. The toxins in the plant lead to severe liver failure with progressive weakness, jaundice, bruising and bleeding, and other signs of liver failure that lead to death. It is estimated that 75-80% of animals ingesting this plant will die in spite of aggressive medical treatment. If you have one of these plants in your home you will want to be sure to keep it away from pets and children, preferably by disposing of it safely in a covered trash can or "rehome" it with someone who does not have pets or young children in the household.

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By Michael Penn
Release date: 2007-04-17
 
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July 2, 2009 - Thursday 9:01 PM


http://online.wsj.com/article/SB124648494429082661...

Over+200+years+ago%2C+Thomas+Jefferson%27s+friend+created+a+cipher+that+was+unsolved+--+until+now.

For more than 200 years, buried deep within Thomas Jefferson's correspondence and papers, there lay a mysterious cipher -- a coded message that appears to have remained unsolved. Until now. The cryptic message was sent to President Jefferson in December 1801 by his friend and frequent correspondent, Robert Patterson, a math professor.

 
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July 2, 2009 - Thursday 3:24 PM



 
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July 2, 2009 - Thursday 5:01 AM

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Category: Food and Restaurants

RE: Edible Wild Plants
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Edible Wild Plants


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From: *♥†♥*Garden of Vegan*♥†♥ * (192455612)
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Date: 6/26/2009 9:14:20 AM
Subject: Edible Wild Plants (please repost)




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Edible Wild Plants (please repost)





Edible Wild Plants (part 1)




Edible Wild Plants (part 2)




Wild Living with Sunny Savage



Edibility of Plants
Wild Edibles - Nutrition & Medicine
Edible And Medicinal Plants
Wild Plants With Edible Stems and Leaves
Wild Plants With Edible Tubers, Bulbs or Roots
Little Regarded Wild Fruits and Berries

Useful Wild Plants-1 Useful Wild Plants-02 Useful Wild Plants-03 Useful Wild Plants-04 Useful Wild Plants-05 Useful Wild Plants-06 Useful Wild Plants-07 Useful Wild Plants-08 Useful Wild Plants-09 Useful Wild Plants-10 Beverage Plants Red Huckleberry Wapato Broadleaf Arrowhead Apios americanana Rocky Mountain Juniper California Bulrush American Hogpeanut Narrowleaf Cattail Cattail Leopard Lily Grouse Huckleberry Sagewort Wormwood Eastern Red Cedar Salmonberry Canadian Milkvetch Cup Plant Chokecherry Prairie Sagewort Vine Maple Blue Elderberry Nootka Lupine Golden Nutsedge American Plum Softstem Bulrush Hardstem Bulrush Nannyberry White Mulberry American Cranberrybush New Jersey Tea Chaparral Yucca Black Walnut Pacific Silverweed Ifit Beaked Hazelnet California Black Oak Purple Passionflower Fremont's Cottonwood Singleleaf Pinyon Two-Needle Pinyon Monterey Pine Golden Currant Shumard's Oak
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The Complete Guide to Edible Wild Plants, Mushrooms, Fruits, and Nuts: How to Find, Identify, and Cook Them
By Katie Letcher Lyle
 
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