The latest blockbuster of a famous actress has caused controversy, and netizens exclaimed: This flower is poisonous!

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A group of magazine photos of actress Sun Li

It sparked heated discussions among netizens

The reason is that Sun Li is holding this iris in her mouth

Some netizens said

"Irises are poisonous, so don't put them in your mouth."

Worried about Sun Li as a public figure

Her photos will mislead ordinary people

This netizen's concerns and doubts

Is it necessary?

A reporter asked a garden expert for confirmation.

Xi Wang, an engineer at Chenshan Botanical Garden, said

"Talking about the toxicity of irises

It depends on the specific scenario and the specific dosage.

We cannot deny or fear irises simply because they are poisonous.

Iris is a perennial herb, named after its petals that resemble the tail of a kite. The structure of the iris flower is very special, with two rounds of tepals, inner and outer, which is very beautiful. There are many varieties of irises with multi-colored flowers, which are of high ornamental value and are important varieties for landscaping.

The toxicity of most irises is mainly found in the underground horizontal stems. Touching the iris with your body or taking photos with it in your mouth will not cause any problems.

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Experts point out that even if you accidentally eat irises, it depends on the amount you ingest at one time. A few flowers generally won't have an effect on a person. However, everyone's physique and tolerance to certain substances are different. It is possible that some people may experience abdominal pain, allergies, and other reactions after eating a small amount of irises, but this is not common.

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Around us

Many common flowers are indeed poisonous

Pay attention to what you see normally!

Reminder again!

It is not recommended to take photos while biting the flowers

Ornamental plants should only be used for viewing

Not touching or tasting is not only to protect the flowers

It's also to protect ourselves

Source: Xinmin Weekly, Jimu News, News Square, Guangdong Science and Technology, Shangguan News