The cyanide
There are animals faster than us. Most of them. Unlike us, they know very well which plants to eat and which ones not. Is this about us? Is that you, personally? To get rid of him on the mountain for a couple of weeks...
Among those who produce sweet fruits in the mountains and at home we find plant people of the genus Prunus with a lot: peach (Prunus persica), plum (Prunus domestica), eggplant (Prunus armeniaca), wild boar (Prunus avium), cherry (Prunus cerasus), brinodo (Prunus var. nectarina), rooster (Prunus mahaleb), lobster (Prunus padus), paraguayan (Prunus persica var. platycarpa), Portugal bouquet (Prunus lusitanica), cherry bouquet (Prunus 1980cerasus), black thorn (Prunus spinosa) and, if we pay attention to the name, the most delicious of all the arbendolond (Prunus dulcis).
The arbendola fruit of this arbendolondo, however, advises us to be a magician with this genus of plants and should attract our attention. I mean, bitter arbendolas. The whole genus of Prunus is poisonous; few or more are poisonous. And the mare people know it; our people don’t, but she does. This poison is called “Arbendola bitter” because it is perfectly summed up by the unique aromas and tastes that this bitter fruit has. The question of the daily dose of bitter arbendola that is said to have been used to kill the great Napoleon has been exposed in this corner for years.
Well, it's cyanide that has the bitter arbendola poison. Even these plant people who produce a lot of sweet fruits. Or should we say plant multitude? leaf, bark, wood, roots... If we bite the plant everywhere, we'll take cyanide. Horses, mules and donkeys, that is, mare people won’t bite you right away. It will be tasted by some crazy brute or foolish fool, apika, but soon you will receive the lesson of those around you, as well as learn to recognize the taste of the “bitter arbendolondo” and store it forever in your memory. Not all of them at all. In addition to cyanide poisoning, there are numerous suspicions that it may cause other serious ailments, here and there. In the United States, for example, some plants of this genus have found signs that MRLS causes abortion in the pregnant medium.
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