例句與造句

1. Jerusalem cherries are possibly poisonous to cats and some birds.
2. And the last cherry tomatoes glow lonely, looking so much like the Jerusalem cherry fruit soon to shrivel.
3. Speaking of houseplants, I didn't get Jerusalem cherry or China doll in a variety that's whitefly-proof.
4. The Jerusalem cherry's poison is primarily solanocapsine, which is similar to other alkaloids found in their genus, such as solanine and atropine.
5. Many of the calls are seasonal, especially during the holidays, when children, attracted to the colorful plants, ingest mistletoe, Jerusalem cherries and poinsettias.
6. It's difficult to find jerusalem cherries in a sentence. 用jerusalem cherries造句挺難的
7. During a visit to a friend's garden, I admired the red-and green-fruited Jerusalem cherry she was growing as a border for a walkway.
8. HOLIDAY-PLANTS _ Holiday plants, from poinsettias and Christmas cacti to Jerusalem cherries and boxwood topiaries, are becoming a practical and enticing alternative to Christmas trees, especially for those with small apartments.
9. Twoleaf nightshades can sometimes be confused with the Jerusalem cherry ( " Solanum pseudocapsicum " ), another nightshade grown for its brightly colored berries, various synonyms of which were once classified as its cultivars.
10. She didn't mention them in her telephone message, but she was growing some fine gardenias, huge camellias ( 11 varieties ), iris, amaryllis, Jerusalem cherry, tomatoes and a huge fig tree.
11. The gallery of holiday plants that are more poisonous includes mistletoe ( the leaves are worse than the berries ); holly; azalea; yew and boxwood, and the Jerusalem cherry, with its deceptively tomato-like miniature fruit.
12. PLANTS Poinsettias _ at least, the kind sold at holiday times _ are not nearly as toxic as many people think ( their sap can irritate the stomach and eyes ), but the berries of Jerusalem cherry can cause severe gastrointestinal symptoms like abdominal pain, vomiting and diarrhea.
13. As for the little Jerusalem cherry, it has found a home in my front garden, near a stone, under a camellia, where it already has produced a new set of fruit that looks good enough to eat but is, alas, as poisonous as it is enticing.
14. Though Jerusalem cherry is distributed by certain birds in the wild  both where native and where introduced, e . g . in Australia by the pied currawong ( " Strepera graculina " )  most popular pet birds, namely parrots and relatives, are not immune to its poison.
15. Looking at both gardens, you see the same plants, many of which started in one or the other and were shared : Jerusalem cherry, begonia, azalea, ginger lily, canna lily, day lily, burning bush, cypress vine, rose of Sharon, four o'clocks, roses, dahlias, trees galore and so much more.