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Rosary Pea

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The rosary pea is an invasive vine from Asia and Australia that has found a home in Florida, Georgia, Alabama and Arkansas. While these "peas" may be useful in many shaker-percussion instruments, the black and red fruits are highly toxic. One ingested pea had the potential to be fatal to a healthy adult. This cluster of rosary peas was found in a suburban neighborhood in Fort Myers, Florida.

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Rich Leighton
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3008x2000 / 3.8MB
Keywords
Abrus, Abrus precatorius, Angiosperms, Eudicots, Fabaceae, Fabales, Plantae, Rosids, beautiful, black and red, botany, color, deadly, dicot, fatal, fruit, invasive, jequirity bean, natural, nature, non-native, pea, perennial, plant, poisonous, red, red and black, rosary pea, toxic, vine, wild
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Poisonous Fruits and Berries, Plants
The rosary pea is an invasive vine from Asia and Australia that has found a home in Florida, Georgia, Alabama and Arkansas. While these "peas" may be useful in many shaker-percussion instruments, the black and red fruits are highly toxic. One ingested pea had the potential to be fatal to a healthy adult. This cluster of rosary peas was found in a suburban neighborhood in Fort Myers, Florida.