1. Can I eat it?When the fruit of this plant is ripe, it hangs on the branches in bright red, which is very beautiful. So some friends are curious whether its fruit can be used? Some people even use the fruit to soak in water to relieve the symptoms of a cold. In fact, this practice is absolutely not allowed because it is not edible. It contains paclitaxel-like substances, which are absorbed by the human body relatively quickly, can cause adverse reactions, and are highly toxic. In fact, not only the fruit, but also its stems, leaves, branches, roots, etc. are unsafe. Although it still has certain medicinal effects, it also has toxic side effects, so you must avoid eating it. Because of this, the health department has banned the use of yew as a health food and food ingredient in its regulations, and reminds everyone not to eat it. 2. Other ValuesAlthough it is not edible, it is still of high value as an ornamental plant. When the fruit is ripe, the green branches are decorated with fiery red fruits. It is often used as a potted plant at home. It also plays a certain role in purifying and improving the surrounding air. It is one of the more popular bonsai in recent years. |
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