They have five-fingered leaves, grow tall, and are popular as a wall creeper.  The berries are dark and blue.  They are sometimes confused with the three-fingered poison ivy. The plant is also called poke, inkberry or garget. This is a tall and bushy plant. The flowers grow in long, bright pink clusters and the berries resemble dark blueberries. They look very, very appetizing. They are not. This plant is easy to identify.  Its berry is enclosed by an orange-yellow capsule.  Make sure you do not eat them. Image of Bittersweets Many other plants in the nightshade (Solanaceae) family, such as potatoes, are not deadly.  Deadly nightshade flowers are white or purple and are star shaped.  They are mostly found in warm regions, such as in tropical America.  They are mostly found as creepers. All parts, especially the unripened berry is poisonous. There are serious and often deadly symptoms after consumption. They are green creepers, commonly climbing up trees or hanging low to the ground. They have dark green, waxy leaves.   They also called English ivy, Japanese ivy, etc. They are native to Europe and temperate Asia.  The berries are poisonous and are white when ripe. The berries are usually very bitter, making you unlikely to like them anyway. The foliage is more toxic than the berries. Death is usually sudden without any symptoms.  The berries are fleshy in appearance and bright scarlet.  They have a cup-like depression at the base. The berry itself is not dangerous, but you should still avoid yew at all cost. The seeds can cause instant death. This plant grows and survives on other plants. This parasitic plant has yellowish flowers, small, yellow- green leaves, and waxy, white berries.  It has not been established if these berries are harmful to humans or not at all points of the life cycle, but it is best to avoid them always to be safe. The Christmas bush has pointy, waxy leaves and bright-red berry clusters. One or two might not cause issues, but 15-20 can be fatal. Found in the eastern US in fall and winter, these dark red berries (with small, brown tips at the end), usually come in small clusters. The leaves are broad and rounded. While not deadly, you won't be having fun for the next few hours. This evergreen plant has long branches that often point up. They are often so heavy in bright-red, round berries that the branches are hidden. They resemble small, upside-down tomatoes, complete with little brown "leaves" at the end of the berry. Resembling little lemons mixed with grapes, the yellow berries come in big bunches. They have a little yellow tail at the end of them. American Bittersweet is common in the mid-Atlantic region of the US.
ابتعد عن نبات فيرجينيا المتسلق ذو اللون الأزرق الداكن. لاحظ التوت المسطح ذا اللون القرنفلي القاتم لنبتة الصبغة الأمريكية. تجنب التوت المغلف ذو اللون الأصفر والبرتقالي لنبتة ثلثان حلو مر. ابتعد عن النباتات الباذنجانية القاتلة التي تعرف أيضًا بست الحسن أو نبتة جيمسون. لا تأكل توت أي نوع من اللبلاب أبدًا. ابتعد عن توت الطقسوس وأوراقه. تجنب توت نبات الهدال. ابتعد عن نبتة البهشية. لا تأكل توت القرانيا. ابتعد عن التوت الأحمر الكبير لنبات السفرجلية. تجنب الثلثان الحلو والمر الأمريكي ذا اللون الأصفر والبرتقالي.