Yes, the yew tree (Taxus spp.) is poisonous. All parts of the tree, except for the fleshy arils surrounding the seeds, contain toxic compounds called taxines, which can be harmful or fatal if ingested. Symptoms of poisoning may include difficulty breathing, tremors, and cardiac arrest. It’s important to keep yew trees away from pets and livestock, as they are particularly susceptible to its toxicity.
No there is not a tree called a EWE tree, there is a tree called a YEW tree, a EWE is a female sheep, and the Yew Tree has never been spelled this way.
A Japanese conifer with the homonym "ewe" is the "yew" tree (Taxus cuspidata). It is a slow-growing evergreen tree native to Japan. Yew trees have poisonous seeds, but their wood is highly valued in Japan for traditional crafts, including making bows and lacquered containers.
The homonym for a female sheep and an evergreen tree is "ewe."
The homophones for 'you' are ewe, a female sheep, and yew, a species of tree.
The two homophones are ewe (a female sheep), and yew, an evergreen tree,
The Yew is an evergreen coniferous tree
Green tree frogs are not poisonous to touch.
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The homophones for a female sheep are "ewe" and "yew" for an evergreen tree.
Some tree sap can be poisonous to people. It depends on what tree(s) you are wanting to find the answer to.
Yes, it certainly is poisonous! :)
No the Joshua tree is not poisonous