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- Abdominal pain
- Depression
- Diarrhea
- Difficulty breathing
- Excessive drooling
- Excessive thirst
- Heart rhythm abnormalities
- Lethargy
- Low blood pressure
- Paralysis
- Pawing at mouth (due to burning or tingling sensations)
- Seizures
- Sudden death
- Vomiting
- Weakness
- Helleborus argutifolius - A widely grown species of hellebore with green flowers that bloom in late winter and early spring
- Helleborus foetidus - Although known as stinking hellebore, the name is undeserved as the yellow-green flowers that bloom in the spring are not particularly smelly
- Helleborus niger - Also known as the Christmas rose and black hellebore, the winter-blooming flowers are typically white or pink and the leaves dark and leathery
- Helleborus orientalis - This is the Helleborus species known as lenten rose; it has purple, green and rose-colored flowers that bloom in late winter
- The Helleborus genus of plants contains approximately twenty species in the buttercup family of Ranunculaceae
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