What is another word for false hellebore?
Pronunciation: [fˈɒls hˈɛlɪbˌɔː] (IPA) 
False hellebore is a toxic plant also known as Veratrum, which can cause seizures, cardiac arrest, and death in humans and animals. Its toxicity is due to several alkaloids, including veratridine and jervine. Synonyms for false hellebore include corn lily, swamp hellebore, and skunk cabbage. These names reflect the plant's preference for wet areas such as swamps and marshes. Although false hellebore is sometimes mistaken for wild ginger or ramps, it can be recognized by its large green leaves and tall stalks bearing clusters of white, greenish, or yellow flowers. Its toxic properties make it important to know how to properly identify it and avoid accidental ingestion or exposure.
