Are black dahlias poisonous?
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Human Toxicity Dahlia tubers and leaves contain phototoxic polyacetylene compounds that can cause skin irritation in humans who are handling the plant's leaves and tubers in sunlight. The plant can be toxic if eaten in large amounts, according to the North Carolina State University Extension..
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