Traditional medical systems employ a variety of therapeutic techniques involving poisonous plants. They are a plentiful source of ingredients for both the development of synthetic drugs and the formulation of herbal drugs. They are known to have numerous other health advantages in addition to their anti-inflammatory, anti-tumor, anti-oxidant, and anti-diabetic properties. The book Exploring Poisonous Plants: Medicinal Values, Toxicity Responses, and Therapeutic Uses offers a comprehensive review of the most significant poisonous plants, including trees, shrubs, and herbs. It describes these plants in detail and supports the potential therapeutic benefits of these plants. Characteristics: Offers medicinal possibilities for a range of toxic plants, trees, and shrubs. explains the harmful effects of consuming significant toxic compounds by people or animals and gives descriptions of them. provides useful advice on the pharmacological research, phytochemical composition, distribution, traditional applications, and other potential uses of specific poisonous plants. For professionals working with toxic plants as well as those in the fields of industrial chemistry, nanomedicine, pharmacognosy, biotechnology, economic botany, and plant biochemistry, this volume in the Exploring Medicinal Plants series is suitable.