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Poisoned Honey is an AU fanfic where Honeyfern is evil. It is currently being written, and the author of it is Turtlepaw. Note: Turtlepaw cannot reply to comments on this fanfic, because they visit this website on a phone, not a computer, and apparently you can't reply on phones. However, they read every comment, and they're grateful for your support! :D Chapter one: Honeyfern woke up, and ...
Honey can also become poisonous due to fermentation, if the nectar has not been sufficiently condensed into honey, and the water content remains too high. Sometimes bees are poisoned by insecticides and pesticides used on and around crops, and those chemicals can end up in the honey that the bees produce.
Nov 11, 2021 Poisonous honey occurs when bees collect pollen or nectar from certain plants and carry it back to their hives. The plants, which contain chemicals known as grayanotoxins, aren't typically poisonous to the bees, however, they are toxic to humans who eat the honey. Don't rush to give up on sweet, healthy honey just yet though.
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Can honey be poisonous, and what makes honey toxic to humans? Poisonous honey occurs when bees collect pollen or nectar from certain plants and carry it back to their hives. The plants, which contain chemicals known as grayanotoxins, aren’t typically poisonous to the bees , however, they are toxic to humans who eat the honey.
Don’t rush to give up on sweet, healthy honey just yet
though. Chances are good that the honey you enjoy is fine. Let’s learn more
about what makes honey toxic and toxic honey plants.
Poisonous honey is not something new. In ancient times,
honey from toxic plants nearly destroyed armies fighting battles in the Black
Sea region of the Mediterranean, including the armies of Pompey the Great.
Troops that ate the intoxicating honey became drunk and
delirious. They spent a couple of unpleasant days suffering from vomiting and
diarrhea. Although the effects aren’t usually life-threatening, some soldiers
did die.
These days, honey from toxic plants is primarily a concern
for travelers who have visited Turkey.
The rhododendron family of plants includes more than 700 species, but only a handful contain grayanotoxins: Rhododendron ponticum and Rhododendron luteum . Both are common in the rugged areas around the Black Sea.
Also known as calico bush, mountain laurel ( Kalmia latifolia ) is another toxic honey plant. It is native to the eastern United States. It was transported to Europe in the eighteenth century, where it is grown as an ornamental. Honey can be poisonous to people who eat too much.
Honey made from the above-mentioned plants usually isn’t
toxic because the bees collect pollen and nectar from many different types of plants.
Problems arise when bees have limited access to a wide variety of plants and
collect honey and pollen primarily from these toxic plants.
If you’re concerned about honey from toxic plants, it’s best
not to eat more than a spoonful of honey at one time. If the honey is fresh,
that spoonful should be no more than a teaspoon.
Eating from toxic honey plants usually isn’t life-threatening, but the grayanotoxins may cause digestive distress for a couple of days. In some cases, reactions may include blurry vision, dizziness, and stinging of the mouth and throat. More rarely reactions include problems with the heart and lungs.
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Poisoned Honey is an AU fanfic where Honeyfern is evil. It is currently being written, and the author of it is Turtlepaw. Note: Turtlepaw cannot reply to comments on this fanfic, because they visit this website on a phone, not a computer, and apparently you can't reply on phones. However, they read every comment, and they're grateful for your support! :D Chapter one: Honeyfern woke up, and ...
Honey can also become poisonous due to fermentation, if the nectar has not been sufficiently condensed into honey, and the water content remains too high. Sometimes bees are poisoned by insecticides and pesticides used on and around crops, and those chemicals can end up in the honey that the bees produce.
Nov 11, 2021 Poisonous honey occurs when bees collect pollen or nectar from certain plants and carry it back to their hives. The plants, which contain chemicals known as grayanotoxins, aren't typically poisonous to the bees, however, they are toxic to humans who eat the honey. Don't rush to give up on sweet, healthy honey just yet though.
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Poisoned Honey is an AU fanfic where Honeyfern is evil. It is currently being written, and the author of it is Turtlepaw. Note: Turtlepaw cannot reply to comments on this fanfic, because they visit this website on a phone, not a computer, and apparently you can't reply on phones. However, they read every comment, and they're grateful for your support! :D Chapter one: Honeyfern woke up, and ...
Honey can also become poisonous due to fermentation, if the nectar has not been sufficiently condensed into honey, and the water content remains too high. Sometimes bees are poisoned by insecticides and pesticides used on and around crops, and those chemicals can end up in the honey that the bees produce.
Nov 11, 2021 Poisonous honey occurs when bees collect pollen or nectar from certain plants and carry it back to their hives. The plants, which contain chemicals known as grayanotoxins, aren't typically poisonous to the bees, however, they are toxic to humans who eat the honey. Don't rush to give up on sweet, healthy honey just yet though.
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