Hemlock
Chandler's Encyclopedia · 1898 · p. 23
Conium maculatum. Poisonous, white-flowered plant of the Carrot family, native of Europe, introduced as a weed into N. America. All parts of the plant contain the alkaloid conia, most in the seeds; it is a volatile liquid, tastes like tobacco, and produces death with tetanic convulsions. See CONIUM.
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