Is Netted vriesea poisonous to dogs or cats?

Netted vriesea

  • Scientific Name: Vriesea fenestralis
  • Also Known As: Netted vriesea
  • Is It Toxic? Yes
  • Toxins: Insoluble calcium oxalate, proteolytic enzymes
  • Symptoms: Severe mucosal irritation and inflammation, possible blistering, hypersalivation, vomiting
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  • General:

Vriesea fenestralis, also known as netted vriesea, is a species of epiphytic orchids in the family Orchidaceae. Orchid orchids are the true orchids in flowering plants. It is part of the tropical genus Vriesea, which is most closely related to Genlisea. Vriesea fenestralis belongs to the tribe Vanillieae. Its common name is netted vriesea.

What is Netted vriesea?

Vriesea fenestralis, also known as netted vriesea or netted wood-sorrel, is an annual herbaceous plant in the family Bromeliaceae, which is native to eastern North America. The genus Vriesea is also used to refer to several species that are endemic to South America and southern Africa.