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20. Alabama – Rosary Pea (Abrus precatorius)


Rosary pea is occasionally found in Alabama and is easily recognized by its bright red seeds with black markings. These seeds contain abrin, a toxin even more potent than ricin. Chewing or damaging a single seed can be fatal. Historically used in jewelry and ornaments, the seeds pose a hidden risk if broken. Symptoms include vomiting, organ failure, and death. Despite its small size, rosary pea is among the most dangerous plants in the world.

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