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Boston Ivy poisoning: The leaves of the Boston Ivy plant oxalates which is toxic to humans. The severity of symptoms depends on the quantity of leaves consumed. Skin symptoms can also occur if the skin comes into contact with the leaves. More detailed information about the symptoms, causes, and treatments of Boston Ivy poisoning is available below.
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