Sentences with POISON-DOGWOOD
Check out our example sentences below to help you understand the context.Sentences
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"The poison dogwood is a small tree native to North America."
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"Be careful not to touch or eat the poisonous berries of the poison dogwood."
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"Her dog got sick after eating the poison dogwood leaves."
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"The poison dogwood is known for its bright red berries."
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"Some animals are immune to the toxins found in poison dogwood."
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"The poison dogwood is often used in natural remedies."
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"The poison dogwood's white flowers are beautiful but deadly."
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"The poison dogwood can be identified by its distinctive bark."
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"Hikers are advised to avoid the areas where poison dogwood grows."
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"The poison dogwood is considered invasive in some parts of the country."
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"The poison dogwood can cause severe allergic reactions."
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"The poison dogwood is not safe for pets or livestock."
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"Children should be taught to stay away from poison dogwood."
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"The poison dogwood is sometimes mistaken for its harmless relative, the flowering dogwood."
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"The poison dogwood has a long history of medicinal use."
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"The poison dogwood is a protected species in some states."
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"The poison dogwood is often found in wetland areas."
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"Consuming the poison dogwood can be fatal."
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"The poison dogwood is also known as Cornus florida."
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"The poison dogwood is a toxic plant commonly found in North America."
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"Many birds are known to feed on the berries of the poison dogwood."
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"It is important to be cautious around the poison dogwood as it can cause skin irritation."
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"The poison dogwood is often used in traditional medicine for its supposed healing properties."
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"Some people may develop an allergic reaction to the poison dogwood."
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"Avoid letting your pets come into contact with the poison dogwood."
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"The bright red berries of the poison dogwood are visually striking."
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"Farmers and gardeners are wary of the poison dogwood due to its invasive nature."
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"The leaves of the poison dogwood turn a vibrant shade of red in the fall."
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"The poison dogwood is sometimes mistaken for its non-toxic counterpart, the flowering dogwood."
