Amorphophallus bulbifer is ripening a lot of fruit these years, at the UConn EEB greenhouses. Despite Amorphophallus Bulbifer’s appearance and the fact that birds or some other animal disperser may eat them,. It’d probably be a bad idea for a person to sample these berries. Amorphophallus is an aroid (family Araceae), a group famous for being toxic to humans.
In several aroids, all parts of the plant comprise microscopic calcium oxalate crystals. Which annoys the lining of the mouth and throat, causing penetrating pain and swelling that can be life-threatening if the airway becomes constricted. In certain cases and for a few people, the crystals can even cause root pain and rashes on the skin of hands exposed to sap from cut plant parts.
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